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&lt;p&gt;For those that have a prescription for both distance and reading, progressive “bifocals” allow you to see every possible range. There is also no visible line.&nbsp; The downside to progressives is that you have a more limited range of vision in each “zone”.&nbsp; For sports, we recommend our “Sport” progressive lens.&nbsp; This is the “best” option for sports use.&nbsp; Sport Progressive offer a very wide area for distance vision including the best possible peripheral vision.&nbsp; The areas for intermediate and near are intended more to read a phone or change a flat tire.&nbsp; The zones will be narrower for the 6 inch to 18 inch range.&nbsp; Our “Best” progressives feature HD digital free form technology. Progressives require measurements. &nbsp;Frames will be sent to you first to get measured and will not come with the prescription lenses installed. You then need to send it back to us with measurements for fulfillment of prescription lenses. &nbsp;If you want the best progressive technology but don’t need to maximize distance (for safety eyewear or other more every day use eyewear), please let us know and we can make that switch for you.&nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;Single power through the whole lens for distance vision and those who don't need reading glasses. This is the most popular option. For those under age 40, single vision is the best option.&nbsp; For those over 40, see our FAQ page on why this may also be the best option for you.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;Corrects for distance and reading only. Nothing in between.&nbsp; Distance is considered 2 feet or more.&nbsp; Reading is considered 6 to 12 inches.&nbsp; With bifocals, you’ll lose that in between range of 12 inches to 2 feet.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;For those that have a prescription for both distance and reading, progressive “bifocals” allow you to see every possible range. There is also no visible line.&nbsp; The downside to progressives is that you have a more limited range of vision in each “zone”. Basic progressives will have less peripheral vision and the transition between each distance of power may be more choppy forcing larger head movements to see objects more clearly.&nbsp; All progressives require measurements. &nbsp;Frames will be sent to you first to get measured and will not come with the prescription lenses installed. You then need to send it back to us with measurements for fulfillment of prescription lenses. &nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;For those that have a prescription for both distance and reading, progressive “bifocals” allow you to see every possible range. There is also no visible line.&nbsp; The downside to progressives is that you have a more limited range of vision in each “zone”.&nbsp; Better progressives you have less blur area on the periphery so you get a wider range of vision.&nbsp; The transition is also smoother meaning less head movements needed to find each “zone”.&nbsp;&nbsp; Our “Better” progressives feature HD digital free form technology.&nbsp; All progressives require measurements. &nbsp;Frames will be sent to you first to get measured and will not come with the prescription lenses installed. You then need to send it back to us with measurements for fulfillment of prescription lenses. &nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;Digitally (HD) manufactured lenses create a wider field of view in focus as well as less errors and aberrations across the lens. Analogous to HDTV versus standard definition TV. Upgrade can be added to any standard lenses (i.e clear, transitions, etc.)&lt;/p&gt;

CR-39 lenses are basic lens material. Not impact resistant.

Thinner and lighter than CR-39. Impact resistant.

Similar to polycarbonate but with better optical clarity.

&lt;p&gt;About 50% thinner than regular plastic but heavier than polycarbonate or Trivex.&nbsp; Not impact resistant so not recommended for sports use.&nbsp; 1.67 Index is standard.&nbsp; Anti-reflective coating is recommended with high index lenses as high index does cause more glare issues.&nbsp; Only recommended if prescriptions are above 6.00.&nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;

Heavy duty anti-fog coating (both sides) which includes scratch coating with one year warranty. For clear, Transitions or polarized lenses only (no standard tinted lenses)

Basic anti-reflective coating to prevent distracting glare off lenses. Higher end (Crizal) anti-glare coating is used when combined with fog coating. Higher end coatings include oleophobic and hydrophobic properties

&lt;p&gt;“Lens Thinning” technology is a process developed to minimize the thickness and weight of a prescription lens. Outside the optimal optical area, “Lens Thinning” reduces the thickness with a gradual change in curvature, resulting in a thinner and lighter lens. (note this does mean that the outer edges where this thinning process is done will be blurred out)&nbsp; High prescriptions or lenses for high wrap sport frames often end up being thick and heavy. Thinning of lenses with “Lens Thinning” technology offers the chance of making those lenses that were previously impossible due to their thickness.&nbsp; “Lens Thinning” feature is available with Free Form Digital lenses only, and is only compatible with IC fog coatings.&nbsp;Not available on CR-39 or Hi-Index lens materials.&lt;/p&gt;

Scratch resistant coating with one year warranty against scratches

Aspheric lenses make thicker prescriptions come out cosmetically nicer by causing less lens edge thickness and reducing magnification appearance of plus lens powers.

Prevents harmful blue light (HEV) from digital devices and from sand, snow and high altitudes.

Backside Anti-fog coating can be used on tinted lenses and mirrored lenses that Optifog coating cannot be used on

&lt;p&gt;Our basic fog coating is applied only to the backside of the lenses only and helps to reduce fogging. It is only available on polycarbonate lenses, and can only be made on certain prescription powers/strengths. &nbsp;It also includes a backside scratch coating.&nbsp; It doesn't have to be reactivated. Since it is a low end coating, it does have the tendency to break down faster.&nbsp; Cannot be combined with any other coatings.&lt;/p&gt;

Backside only fog coating with a front side Anti-Reflective (AR) coating.  Available with clear or Transitions lenses only.  Essilor branded lenses only.  No reactivation needed. 

&lt;p&gt;IC No Fog Elite is the same as IC No fog but it is more permanent. It doesn’t need frequent activation.&nbsp; Fog coating resists fogging.&nbsp; Coated on both sides of the lenses (unless you order a mirror or anti-reflective coating--then it is backside only).&nbsp; Can be added to any tints and mirror coated lenses including photochromics. &nbsp; If you order a lens that cannot be coated with the specified coating you order, we will substitute for this brand.&nbsp; Does not need activation.&lt;/p&gt;

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