Eyewear
Choices
Be sure to discuss your lens options with your
optician
before you look at the frames. Not all frame
styles work
with all prescriptions.
We have a
wide array of frames and lenses to choose from. Your doctor and your optician
are sure to help you choose the options best suited for your particular
vision needs. Our well trained and highly educated staff will make
the sometimes tedious task of selecting the frames and lenses that suit
you best a snap.
Here are some
things you should know about lenses before selecting a frame that best
facilitates your needs.
Lens
Materials
(important information to learn before making
a frame selection)
Lens Types
(can dramatically improve the overall look and
performance of your new glasses)
Frame Styles
(What style fits your face? Can a frame improve
the thickness and weight of my lenses?)
Occupational Requirements:
Many occupations impose demanding visual requirements
on those who wear bifocals or trifocals. In addition to safety concerns,
it is important to consider the visual demands of the wearer so the lenses can be designed
to satisfy those specific visual requirements.
Sports Glasses:
All sorts of special lens designs are available
for the needs of sports enthusiasts. Polycarbonate is the material of choice
for active sports. Polarized sun lenses that eliminate reflected glare
are especially appropriate for pilots, drivers, fishermen, hunters and
all types of outdoors activities.
Computer Glasses:
There are a variety of options for those who
use computers. These include special filters and anti-reflection coatings.