Ragan  Sargent  Thacker

3524 State Route 160

 Eyewear

    Lens Options

Choosing the right lens options can have a large impact on how well your glasses perform in your day-to-day life.  Every individual has a different set of visual requirements.

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• Do you spend a lot of time outdoors but hate to carry a second pair of prescription sunglasses around?  Transitions^® Lenses offer the best of both worlds - crystal clear lenses indoors that darken when exposed to UV light!

• Is most of your day spent staring at a computer screen?  Does your office have overhead fluorescent lighting?  Anti-reflective lenses can help to reduce glare on your computer and make the eyes more comfortable while improving your clarity.  We offer the latest in premium anti-reflective lenses, with anti-smudging technology that outperforms previous lenses. 

• If you have trouble driving at night, anti-reflective lenses can also help to reduce glare from streetlamps and oncoming headlights. 

• Are you an avid fisherman who would like to cut down on reflections from the water's surface?  Maybe a pair of polarized sunglasses would be just what you need.  They are available with prescription and non-prescription lenses. 

• Progressive Addition Lenses (PAL), also known as no-line bifocals, can provide you with clarity at a full range of distances.  This is very beneficial if your job requires you to focus on paperwork, a computer screen and people or objects farther away. 

• We offer several types of lens materials including polycarbonate, a thin, lightweight lens that provides UV protection and impact resistance.  Polycarbonate is also scratch resistant, meaning that the lens does not require a a coating for scratch protection.  Hi-index plastic lenses are also available if you have a very high prescription; they are designed to give you the thinnest, lightest weight lens possible.