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CLASSIC

Understanding Single-Vision Lenses

A single-vision lens has a single optical prescription throughout the lens. Unlike bifocal and progressive lenses, which have multiple focal points for different distances, the Classic lens provides a uniform field of view. This design ensures that whether you are looking straight ahead or through the periphery of the lens, your vision remains stable and focused.

Who are Classic Lenses for?

Classic lenses are used to correct the most common refractive errors, such as:

Nearsightedness (Myopia)

For those who see nearby objects clearly but require help seeing things in the distance, such as road signs or a cinema screen.

Farsightedness (Hyperopia)

For those who have clear distance vision but struggle with close-up tasks like reading or using a smartphone.

Astigmatism

For those who experience blurred or distorted vision at all distances due to an irregular curvature of the eye.

The Benefits

A refined essential for sharp vision, our Classic Lens offers balanced focus across the full lens surface. The result is a natural viewing experience that feels comfortable, familiar, and easy to adapt to.

Seamless Adaptation

Seamless Adaptation

Because these lenses feature a single focal point, the adjustment period is minimal. Most wearers find them comfortable to use immediately.

Uniform Focus

Uniform Focus

The lens evenly distributes the optical correction, providing a wide, distortion-free field of view across the entire surface.

Prescription Availability

Classic lenses are compatible with a broad range of prescriptions. While they are ideal for most users, those with high-index requirements or specialized needs may need to verify their prescription range during the selection process to ensure the best fit and lens thickness.

How to upgrade your lenses

Browse through our Optical and Sunglasses frame collections and select the one you like.

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Step 1

Select vision type

We offer various vision types whether you're a single-vision, bifocal, or progressive user.

Insert your prescription
Step 2

Insert your prescription

Grab a copy of your prescription and fill in the spaces provided. If you've shopped with us before, you can access your prescription within your order history.

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Step 3

Select your lenses

Select the lens that you want and choose the lens variant that matches your prescription range. Click add to cart to proceed.

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