Choose your frame
Use the measurements printed inside a pair you already wear. The first number is lens width, the second is bridge width and the third is temple length.
Prescription guide
Your Rx, without
the mystery.
A plain-language guide to the numbers on your prescription, your pupillary distance and the lens choices that matter.
01 / How to order
From frame to finished pair.
Select how you use your lenses
Pick single vision for one viewing distance, readers for near work, progressive for multiple distances, or non-prescription for style and protection.
Enter, upload or send later
Type the prescription values, upload a clear image or finish the order and email it later. We review the information before production.
Check out and relax
You’ll receive an order reference, review updates and tracking once your glasses are ready to travel.
02 / Read your Rx
The letters are simpler than they look.
Use the exact signs and values on a current prescription from an eye-care professional.
PrescriptionExample only
EyeSPHCYLAxisADD
OD−2.00−0.75090+1.50
OS−1.75−0.50080+1.50
PD62 mm
OD is your right eye. OS is your left eye.
The main lens power. Keep the + or − sign exactly as shown.
The amount of astigmatism correction. It is paired with Axis.
The orientation of astigmatism correction, written from 1 to 180.
Extra near power used for progressive or bifocal lenses.
Pupillary distance in millimeters, used to center each lens accurately.
03 / Lens choices
Choose what your day needs.
Your prescription strength, frame shape and everyday use all influence the best lens. We confirm compatibility during review.
Single vision
One correction across the entire lens—for distance, computer or near vision.
From +$19Progressive
Distance, intermediate and near correction with no visible dividing line.
From +$79Photochromic
Clearer indoors and darker in UV light outdoors. Useful for changing environments.
From +$35Sport prescription
Material and curvature choices tuned for movement, field of view and stable coverage.
From +$5404 / Quick answers
Before you order.
Can I use an old prescription?+
Use a current, unexpired prescription from an eye-care professional. If you are unsure, confirm with your optometrist before ordering.
What if I do not know my PD?+
Ask your eye-care provider first. If it is not listed, you can measure it with help, but a professional measurement is best for stronger or progressive prescriptions.
Can every frame take every prescription?+
No. Very strong prescriptions, progressive lenses and highly curved sport frames have compatibility limits. Our review step is designed to catch these cases before production.
What happens if something looks wrong?+
We pause the order and contact you. Production does not begin until the prescription information is clear.
Ready to begin?