High-quality eyewear crafted for perfect daily vision
Stylish frames designed for comfort and durability
Premium lenses offering sharp clarity and protection
YJ82020 50 C3
Select Lenses
We couldn't auto-detect the product ID. Paste product ID here:
Choose lens type:
Distance Lenses (3 to 6 DAYS WILL BE REQUIRED) The index number on glasses, or lens index, is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable. The index typically ranges from a standard 1.50 for weaker prescriptions to high-index options like 1.74, which are the thinnest available.
Premier Silver — Local Brand
Add-ons
Premier Gold — EGMA
Premier Platinum — Synchrony
Progressive Lenses (4 to 7 DAYS WILL BE REQUIRED) The index number on glasses, or lens index, is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable. The index typically ranges from a standard 1.50 for weaker prescriptions to high-index options like 1.74, which are the thinnest available.
EYRIE 28014 50 C2
"The index number is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable."
*Apporved by MOH
Aquamax All-in-One Solution is an all-purpose lens care formula designed to clean, disinfect, rinse, and hydrate soft contact lenses. It keeps lenses fresh, clear, and comfortable all day.
STEPPER 140 SI 20143 F210 55
"The index number is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable."
TIMBERLAND TB 1762 091 56
"The index number is a measurement of how efficiently a lens material bends light, which determines the lens's thickness and weight. A higher index number means the lens is thinner and lighter, making it the best choice for stronger prescriptions, while a lower index is suitable for weaker prescriptions and is more affordable."
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.