Dailies, monthly disposable, disposable bi-weekly, astigmatism, multifocal (bifocal) and monovision.
If you have an interest in any of these products, they can be discussed with the optometrist during the course of a routine assessment to determine if you are a candidate.
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Single vision: Prescription lenses for one viewing distance, whether it be close, far, computer.
Bifocal: Prescription lenses including 2 distances typically for distance and reading. This lens is often referred to as a lined bifocal.
Progressive: Prescription lenses including a range of viewing distances going from distance to reading. This lens is often referred to as an invisible bifocal.
Trifocal: Prescription lenses including 3 distances distance, computer and reading, there are two visible lines in this lens.
Anti-reflection: This coating is on the lenses in order to reduce the glare, it allows more light transmission through the lenses resulting in clearer, crisper vision.
Transitions: These lenses change to darken outside and clear when you are indoors. This coating is activated by the surrounding UV light. It does not work well inside of a vehicle because the windshield has a protection against UV rays. There are different types of transitions lenses.
Hi-index lenses: These lenses may be recommended for you depending on the type of prescription you require. They allow the lenses to be thinned out therefore making them lighter and more esthetic.
