Prescription Lenses

At Optical Warehouse, we believe in your personalised approach, lifestyle and vision when choosing the best lenses for your eyewear.

To gain maximum benefit and enjoyment of your new eyewear, it is imperative to carefully consider and weigh the lens selection. Understanding that all eye sets are unique, we believe it is essential to have a wide range of high-quality lenses from the best manufacturers around the world. Our professional optometrists and optical consultants will help you find the best solution to your optical needs. Our lenses are of the highest quality and include the latest technology.

LENS TYPES

• Single Vision Lenses
• Digital Lenses
• Bifocal Lenses
• Multifocal Lenses (progressive lenses)
• Prescription Sunglass Lenses
• Transition Lenses (photochromic Lenses)
• Specialized Close-Work Lenses
• High Index Lenses
• Blue Comfort Lenses
• Safety Lenses

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LENS DESCRIPTION

Single Vision

Suitable to the individual who requires lenses that have one power throughout, for example a person either near or long-sighted.

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Digital Lenses

Using cutting edge technology, digital lenses offer sharper and clearer vision. With a significant reduction in aberrations and a more uniform design, these lenses present the perfect combination of comfort and style.

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Bifocal Lenses

Where the lens is divided into two parts, one for near vision and one for far vision and is characterized by the line that runs through it.

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Multifocal Lenses (Progressive Lenses)

An advancement from the bifocal lens, this type of lens allows a person who requires more than one power to wear the same glasses whether reading or driving. Ask one of our staff of the benefits that multifocal lenses provide. Also ask about free-form technology, the latest and most advanced multifocal design.

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Prescription Sunglasses Lenses

A constantly developing technology, we offer the latest sunglass lenses with polarized and UV protection. Find out about our Maui Jim and Oakley ranges, which have revolutionized prescription sunglasses and their lens technology.

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Transition Lenses (Photochromatic Lenses)

Becoming increasingly popular, these lenses are characterized by their ability to darken upon exposure to light. Convenient and cost saving!

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Specialised Close-Work Lenses

Ideal for people who spend most of their time reading or in front of the computer. Isn’t that all of us?! Reduce the likelihood of headaches and dry eyes from staring all day with these lenses

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High Index Lenses

Do you require a strong prescription? Are your current lenses thick and heavy? High index lenses reduce both weight and thickness of lenses making your glasses more comfortable and sharper looking.

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Safety Lenses

Lightweight and highly chip resistant. We recommend this type of lens for all rimless or semi-rimless frames

TYPES OF LENSES COATINGS:

Together with the wide range of lenses we have to offer, there are a variety of lens add-ons for your consideration to enhance various aspects of your visual perception:

Multicoat (Anti-Reflective Coating)

Highly recommended for most spectacle wearers, this coating reduces light reflection, thereby improving contrast and overall clarity. Experience greater clarity whether driving at night or in front of the computer. The aesthetic look for your lenses will also be heightened, taking away any light reflections that impede a person from being able to look into your eyes.

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UV Coating

Reducing the ultraviolet radiation reaching your eyes. Your eyes are extremely sensitive to the sun… protect them!

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Tints

Prescription sunglasses are a great option for the outdoors. A large range of different coloured tints are available to suit the various fashion requirements and additionally provides optimal protection from potentially harmful infrared rays.

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Blue Comfort

The prolonged exposure to the blue-light emitted from digital devices and the sun’s UV rays could cause serious harm to the eyes if left unprotected. Blue Comfort lenses effectively reduce the amount of high-energy blue light and UV rays from reaching your eyes while retaining your visual acuity.