Trifocal Vision Package w/ a Comprehensive Eye Exam (In-Store Only)

Description

How to use
Our in-store packages include a select frame, prescription plastic lenses and a comprehensive eye exam with our optometrist. Select options to upgrade your package. After purchase, print off your email receipt and bring it into our office to use.
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Cannot be used with vision insurance.
Choose Your Prescription Type
Single Vision Lenses:
Used to correct for only one distance, either reading or driving. Has the same prescription throughout the entire lens.
Bifocal Lenses:
The upper part of the lens is used for distance vision and the lower part of the lens is used for near vision. The difference between watching tv and reading for example.
Trifocal Lenses:
Used for three different distances, upper is for distances (driving), middle is for intermediate distances (computer) and the lower segment is for reading.
Progressive Lenses:
These lenses provide a youthful look while offering a natural visual experience with a smooth transition between far, intermediate and near vision.
Choose Your Lens Material
Plastic (Included):
High impact resistant and cost efficient.
Polycarbonate:
Comprised of a lightweight impact-resistant material and are used where eye safety is a concern.  They provide protection from the sun’s UV rays.  Popular uses include safety eyewear, sports protective eyewear and children’s eyeglasses.
High Index 1.67 and 1.74:
These lenses are comprised of a dense material, resulting in thinner and lighter lenses than those produced from plastic.  High Index lenses are especially useful to those with strong prescriptions, creating eyeglasses that are comfortable to wear without the awkward look of thick lenses
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Choose Your Lens Type
Clear Lenses (Included):
are for everyday use.
Blue Light Protection Lenses:
Reduces exposure to potentially harmful rays found in computers, smart phones and artificial light.
Photochromic Lenses
: are a convenient everyday solution to wearing eyeglasses and sunglasses. Clear indoors and dark outdoors with fast activation and fade back. Photochromic Lenses: These lenses are light adaptive and darken when they are exposed to ultraviolet rays.  They adapt to changing light as you move from indoors to outdoors environments.
Solid Tinted Lenses (Sunglasses):
Tinting can be added for fashion, functionality or both.  Tinting can be done in various colors and at different levels from light to dark.
Gradient Tinted Lenses (Sunglasses)
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have a gradual fade from dark to light usually fading from top to bottom throughout the lens.
Polarized Lenses (Sunglasses):
Are used in sunglasses and provide wearers with a filter to eliminate the horizontal glare experienced from reflective surfaces, such as water or the road’s surface.  Polarized lenses are also capable of being worn indoors to protect light-sensitive individuals from light exposure.  These lenses are recommended for patients with eye conditions such as cataracts and age related macular degeneration.
Mirrored Tinted Lenses (Sunglasses):
offer a fashion statement and are a great addition to your eyesight outdoors. They give you superior performance in harsh environment conditions such as the beach or skiing.
Choose your Lens Protective Coatings
Hard Coat (Included):
Includes a basic scratch resistant coating.  Helps prevent minor scratches that can occur with daily wear.
Standard Anti-Reflective Coat:
Anti Reflective coating reflects light off the lens surface providing wearers with reduction in glare and eye fatigue. These lenses reduce internal and external reflections creating a better cosmetic appearance.
Premium Anti-Reflective Coat:
Anti Reflective coating reflects light off the lens surface providing wearers with reduction in glare and eye fatigue They lenses reduce internal and external reflections are easier to clean, safer and more impact resistant than standard anti reflective lenses.