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Order Prescription Lenses Online: A Practical Guide

Buying your glasses online goes far beyond choosing a frame: it’s your chance to customize the lenses so they perfectly match your style and visual needs. Thickness, material, coatings… there are many options to create a unique pair that feels made for you.

Don’t worry if it all seems complex! We walk you through, step by step, to order your prescription lenses online. You’ll see — it’s simple, convenient, and fast, all from your sofa.

Process Lens type Thickness Options & treatments Prescription check Warranty & satisfaction Why order online FAQ

As a global leader in online optics, we are dedicated to providing exceptional vision solutions to customers around the world. Our state-of-the-art laboratory assembles your lenses with precision and care, following your exact prescription. We partner with top-tier lens manufacturers to offer you high-quality products, ensuring you get the best possible vision.

1 A Simple, Fast Process

A simple and fast process. Ordering your glasses online has never been easier thanks to a three-step journey. Here’s how it works once you’ve picked your frame:

2 Step 1: Choose the lens type that fits your needs

It all starts with selecting the lens type that matches your prescription and usage:

  • Single-vision lenses: correct one vision problem (myopia or hyperopia). Perfect for most people who don’t yet have presbyopia.
  • Near-vision (reading) lenses: dedicated to presbyopia, ideal for reading.
  • Progressive lenses: for presbyopia, they correct distance, intermediate, and near vision across the full height of the lens.
  • Bifocal lenses: also for presbyopia, with two distinct correction zones (near and distance) separated by a visible line.
  • Office / mid-distance lenses: ideal for presbyopia, designed for computer use (up to ~1 m) and reading (~40 cm). More comfortable for office work than standard progressives, but they don’t provide distance vision.

To learn more about progressive lenses, see our dedicated guide.

3 Step 2: Select your lens thickness

Lens thickness — or refractive index — depends on the strength of your prescription. The stronger the correction, the more you should consider thinner lenses for comfort and a cleaner look:

  • Index 1.50 (not thinned): for mild prescriptions (up to +/-2.00).
  • Index 1.60 (1× thinner): thinner, tougher, and suitable for kids or active people, up to +/-4.00.
  • Index 1.67 or 1.74 (2× or 3× thinner): ultra-thin and sleek, perfect for strong prescriptions (up to +/-9.00).

Why choose thinner lenses?

They’re lighter, more comfortable, and more attractive — especially with modern frames. If in doubt, our opticians are here to help.

4 Step 3: Add extra options

Boost your comfort and lens durability with these treatments:

  • Anti-reflective: reduces distracting reflections for better aesthetics and less eye strain.
  • Blue-light protection: filters blue light from screens — ideal if you’re on computers or phones for long periods.
  • Transitions® lenses: photochromic — they darken in sunlight and turn clear indoors.

5 Checking your prescription

After you order, a licensed optician reviews your prescription before manufacturing begins. If needed, simply upload your prescription during checkout or email it to us. Our opticians make sure every correction is correctly sent to the lab.

Need to measure your pupillary distance ? A previous optician’s measure can be enough, and our experts can guide you if necessary.

Your satisfaction is our priority. That’s why all our prescription lenses are covered by a 24-month warranty against manufacturing defects, such as peeling coatings or cracks not related to misuse. This lets you invest in your glasses with confidence, knowing we’re here if anything goes wrong. For details, see our dedicated warranty page.

6 A 24-month warranty for peace of mind

Your satisfaction is our priority, so all our prescription lenses come with a 24-month warranty against manufacturing defects (peeling coatings, cracks not caused by impact, etc.). You can invest in your glasses with confidence, knowing we’re here to help if needed.

7 Why order online?

Buying glasses online is fast, convenient, and often more affordable. You get a wide choice of frames and made-to-measure lenses without leaving home. With support from our professional opticians, you can be sure your glasses are tailored to your vision. Don’t hesitate to reach out to our opticians.

Ready to order your glasses? Follow these simple steps and enjoy perfect vision, the easy way!

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FAQ: Your Questions About Prescription Lenses

What are the three main types of eyeglass lenses?

Single-vision lenses: Correct a single vision issue (myopia or hyperopia).
Progressive lenses: Include multiple correction zones to see clearly at all distances.
Bifocal lenses: Two corrections in one pair, with a zone for near vision and another for distance, separated by a visible line.

Which type of eyeglass lens is best?

The best type depends on your prescription, how you use your glasses (screens, driving, reading), and your aesthetic expectations. Our opticians can guide you toward the right solution.

Is there a difference in eyeglass lens quality?

Yes: material, index, treatments (anti-reflective, hard coat, photochromic), and precise centration all affect quality, comfort, and durability.

Which material is most scratch-resistant?

Lenses with a multi-layer hard coat and premium anti-reflective treatment offer the best resistance.

How do I know if my lenses suit a frame?

Check the lens width, bridge, and frame curvature. If needed, our team will confirm compatibility before manufacturing.

How do I know if my progressive lenses are properly fitted?

A good fit depends on centration (pupillary distance and fitting heights), the frame’s tilt, and your adaptation. If you’re uncomfortable, contact customer service for a check.

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