A oval frame in Tr;mixed Materials;silica Gel. Full rim construction for a clean, considered profile. At just 14.5g it is light enough to forget you are wearing it. Available in eight colours. Suitable for prescription or fashion lenses.
Frames may be returned unworn and in their original packaging within 14 days. Lenses made up to your prescription are made to order and cannot be returned unless faulty. Every frame carries a twelve month warranty against manufacturing defects.
Wording to be confirmed by Vibe Vision before launch.
The everyday pair. One strength across the whole lens, for driving, watching and getting about.
The strength changes gradually down the lens, so you look up to see across the room and down to read. There is no line, so nobody can tell they are not ordinary glasses.
Two strengths in one lens with a line between them: distance above, reading below. Cheaper than progressive lenses and quicker to get used to, but the line shows.
One strength across the whole lens, set for reading distance. Only for close work, not for wearing about.
Plain lenses for anyone who does not need a prescription. Choose these for blue light protection, or lenses that darken in the sun, in a frame you like.
Usage
Nothing is made up for you. Sunglasses arrive with the sun lenses you can see in the photographs. An optical frame arrives with clear display lenses, which hold its shape and show it off but are not made to see through, and which your own optometrist takes out and replaces.
Real lenses rather than the display ones the frame ships with, clear, with nothing added beyond that. The choice for somebody who wants the frame and does not need anything from the lens itself.
Phones, computers and televisions give off blue light, and a long day in front of one leaves plenty of people with tired eyes. These lenses cut it down. Clear to look at, so they wear like ordinary glasses.
The blue light lens above, which also darkens when you step outside and clears again indoors. One pair instead of two, if you are in and out all day.
A yellow tint that lifts contrast against oncoming headlights, and the same darkening in sunlight as above. Made for anyone who drives at both ends of the day.
Prescription
Copy these straight off your prescription, exactly as they are written.
OD and OS
Your right eye and your left eye. Some prescriptions write R and L instead.
Sphere (SPH)
The main strength of the lens. A minus figure means short sighted, a plus figure long sighted. Plano, or PL, means no strength at all in that eye.
Cylinder (CYL) and Axis
These two correct astigmatism, where the eye is shaped slightly more like a rugby ball than a football. The cylinder is how much, the axis is which way round it sits. They always appear together, so if you have one you will have the other. Plenty of prescriptions have neither.
Add
The extra strength for reading, on reading, bifocal and progressive lenses. Usually the same figure for both eyes.
A photograph or a PDF, up to 10 MB. Your prescription is kept privately and is only ever seen by the people making your lenses.
Please note: a prescription stronger than the values we offer may not be accepted, and the price may be adjusted according to your prescription. We will always be in touch before anything is made up.
Eye
Sphere (SPH)
Cylinder (CYL)
Axis
Add
OD (Right)
Sphere
Cylinder
Axis
Add
OS (Left)
Sphere
Cylinder
Axis
Add
PD
OD (Right)
OS (Left)
The distance between the centres of your pupils, in millimetres, which is how we centre the lenses in front of your eyes. It is usually written on your prescription. If it is not, leave it blank and we will confirm it with you. Tick 2 PD if your prescription gives a separate figure for each eye.
Sign in to save this prescription and use it again next time. You do not have to.
Lens type
Plain lenses with nothing added beyond the prescription itself. The usual choice, and the one to take if you are not sure.
Phones, computers and televisions give off blue light, and a long day in front of one leaves plenty of people with tired eyes. These lenses cut it down. Clear to look at, so they wear like ordinary glasses.
The lens darkens when you step outside and clears again indoors, so one pair does the work of two. Worth having if you are in and out all day.
Permanently dark lenses that also cut the glare bouncing off roads, water and car bonnets. These are sunglasses: they do not clear indoors.
Lenses tinted a colour of your choosing and left that way. Lighter than sunglasses, and often chosen for comfort rather than for bright sun.
Lens level
Review your choice
Every order carries a 365 day warranty against manufacturing defects, and 30 day returns on non-prescription items.
