Anti-reflective Coatings (Lenses that reduce glare)
Anti-reflective coatings have been shown to increase visual acuity by reducing glare caused by fluorescent lighting, computer screens, and headlights at night. This coating even eliminates glare from the front of your lenses, making them appear more invisible. Glare-free lens treatment also includes a process that makes your plastic lenses more resistant to scratches. Anti-reflective coatings can also be used on sunglasses to provide the best sun protection available. Anyone who wears glasses can benefit from AR coatings.

Photochromic Lenses (Lenses that change outdoors)
Transitions lenses are plastic or polycarbonate lenses that are crystal clear indoors, but become gray or brown in the UV light of the sun to protect and soothe your eyes. They also include a built-in scratch resistance and 100% UV protection. While they are not meant as a replacement for sunglasses, Transitions lenses offer comfort and convenience for many people.

Glass photochromic lenses (Photo Gray Extra or Photo Brown Extra) offer the same protection from the potentially damaging rays of the sun, but they tend to retain a light tint even indoors.

High Index Materials (Thinner, lighter lenses)
High index materials are specifically designed for patients who have high prescriptions, which cause lenses to be thick and heavy. The use of high index materials make lenses significantly thinner and lighter resulting in a more comfortable pair of glasses.

Aspheric lenses (Thinner, flatter lenses) 
Aspheric lenses are thinner and lighter than a regular plastic and offer an expanded viewing area. They also reduce magnification or minification of eyes caused by some prescriptions.

Progressive Lenses (“No-line bifocals”)
Progressive lenses offer a smooth transition from distance to near prescriptions, allowing you to see clearly at all distances. And since there is no line between powers, people may not even know you are wearing bifocals!

Polarized Sun Lenses
Polarized lenses filter light reflected from horizontal surfaces, which makes your eyes more comfortable when you're driving, out on the water or playing sports.

Computer Eyewear
Computer lenses are specially designed to relieve symptoms of blur, eyestrain, and discomfort after computer use. These lenses provide a larger viewing area for computer and reading distances than regular progressive lenses. And they have just enough distance prescription for you to be able to walk short distances comfortably in them.

Eyewear for Sports
Prescription safety eyewear for sports is available with polycarbonate lenses to protect your eyes while still allowing you to see clearly. Prescription sports glasses and swim goggles are available in a variety of sizes and styles for children as well as adults.