Complete Lens Guide
Everything you need to know about lens types, materials, and coatings � so you can make the smartest choice for your eyes and lifestyle.
Lens Types
Which Lens Type Do You Need?
Single Vision
Most CommonCorrects one field of vision � either distance or near. Ideal for myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism.
Bifocal
Two ZonesTwo distinct optical zones: top for distance, bottom for reading. A visible line separates the zones.
Progressive
No-Line BifocalSeamless transition between distance, intermediate, and near vision. No visible dividing line.
Reading
Near VisionMagnifies close-up text for those who only need help reading. Not for driving.
Occupational
SpecialisedOptimised for specific tasks like computer work or driving. Reduces eye strain in focused environments.
Lens Materials
Choosing the Right Material
* Higher refractive index = thinner lens. Recommended for prescriptions above �4.00 SPH.
Lens Coatings
Coatings & Enhancements
Anti-Reflection (AR)
Eliminates glare from screens, headlights, and artificial lighting. Recommended for almost everyone.
UV Protection
Blocks 100% of UVA and UVB rays. Essential for outdoor use and available on all our lenses.
Blue Light Filter
Reduces high-energy visible blue light from screens. Helps reduce digital eye strain.
Scratch-Resistant
Hard coating that protects lens surfaces from minor scratches. Standard on all our premium lenses.
Photochromic (Transitions)
Lenses that automatically darken outdoors and clear indoors. A 2-in-1 glasses and sunglasses solution.
Polarised
For sunglasses � reduces glare reflected from flat surfaces like water and roads.
Need Help Choosing?
Our certified opticians will recommend the perfect lens type, material, and coatings for your prescription and lifestyle.