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Single Vision
Single Vision lenses correct distance vision only. There is no magnification for reading in the bottom of the lens. If you never wear reading glasses, choose a Single Vision lens here.
Progressive
Progressive lenses have a reading portion in the lower portion of the lens that gets progressively stronger toward the bottom of the lens. They are available in any Rx-able frame.
If you're ordering sunglasses and you don’t wear progressive lenses every day, you may not want to get acclimated to your first pair while participating in a sport or riding a motorcycle. We typically use Short Corridor progressive lenses in sports eyewear. You can expect the reading area in our sports sunglasses to be a bit lower than you have in your everyday progressive lenses. Once again, we are assuming that distance vision is a bigger priority than near vision. Let us know if you are ordering glasses for fishing, or if you want a larger reading area. If you're ordering a progressive lens we will send you a pair of the glasses so you can get a picture of the glasses on your face. We will use Photoshop and the known height of the lens to calculate where to place the reading corridor in the lens.
Oakley True Digital Edge
Oakley True Digital Edge lenses increase the prescription range, in most frames, to +4.00 to -6.00, while allowing for a lens that is up to 40% thinner than what previous technology allowed for prescriptions in this range.
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Iridium & Prism layers
Polarized, Transitions, or Tinted
Oakley offers their patented Iridium or Prism lenses in all types of lenses. This includes Tinted, Polarized, and even in Photochromic (Transitions) lenses. These Iridium or Prism layers are IN the lens, not ON the lens. These provide an additional layer of contrast that highlight specific parts of the color spectrum. These layers often create a very mirrored look.
Polarization is a film sandwiched inside a lens that only allows light through in a straight line, so glare, or scattered light is eliminated. A Polarized lens is absolutely the best way to cut glare. Reducing glare keeps you from squinting, therefore muscles are more relaxed and you can enjoy your time in the sun more comfortably. Polarized lenses are never clear. So there are no good options that are both polarized and photochromic. (Photochromic = Transitions lenses that darken in sunlight.)
Transitions lenses get darker as the sun gets brighter. These are clear at night, and either grey or brown in sunlight. Transitions lenses will NOT darken in your car because your windshield blocks UV Light required to darken the lens. Here are a few other things to be aware of when ordering Transitions lenses:
