Our Lenses

All our prescription lenses are prepared for you, according to your prescription and measurements. They are cut, assembled, and inspected by highly qualified technicians in a Canadian laboratory. Then, your glasses are carefully checked again by the optician in charge, ensuring a high standard of quality.

All ophthalmic lenses come with a 365-day warranty against any manufacturing defect.

All our clear lenses automatically come with scratch-resistant and anti-reflective coatings at no additional cost.

Lens Types

Single Vision Lenses – Distance

These single vision lenses aim to correct vision problems such as myopia (prescription in -), hyperopia (prescription in +), and astigmatism (prescription with cylinder and axis).

Single Vision Lenses – Reading (30-40 cm)

These single vision lenses aim to correct presbyopia, which is a near vision problem caused by the natural aging of the eye that appears in the early forties (prescription with addition).

Single Vision Intermediate / Computer Lenses

Single vision lenses correct vision at a distance of about 60-90 cm. Ideal for screen work.

Non-Prescription Lenses

If you do not have a prescription but want to make blue light-filtering glasses for screens or stylish sunglasses, you can customize your glasses according to your needs.

Multifocal Lenses

Multifocal lenses such as bifocal lenses (distance and near vision), progressive lenses (distance, intermediate, and near vision), and degressive lenses (proximity lenses – near and intermediate vision) correct vision at different distances. We do not sell multifocal lenses online as they require specific measurements taken with the client by the vision professional.

Treatments

Scratch-Resistant Coating

This is a coating applied to the surface of the lenses, forming a protective layer that makes them more resistant to potential damage caused by daily handling. Although this coating does not make the lenses "unbreakable," it significantly improves their durability and maintains clear vision for longer.

Anti-Reflective Coating

This treatment is a coating applied to the surface of the lenses to significantly reduce annoying reflections. This improves contrast as well as visual clarity and helps reduce eye strain, especially during prolonged visual tasks (such as reading, computer work, or night driving). Additionally, glasses with an anti-reflective coating are more aesthetically pleasing. Their lenses appear more transparent, making the eyes of the person wearing the glasses more visible.

Blue Light Protection

These lenses are treated with a special filter that blocks harmful wavelengths of blue light emitted by computer screens, TVs, phones, tablets, as well as LED bulbs and fluorescent lamps. Our blue light protection automatically includes scratch-resistant and anti-reflective coatings. These combined treatments reduce eye strain caused by prolonged screen exposure and improve visual comfort.

See Good to Know – Protect My Eyes for more detailed information.

Photochromic and Transition Lenses

Transition lenses or photochromic lenses darken when exposed to UV rays from the sun and become clear again indoors or in the absence of UV light. These lenses are particularly popular for their convenience and ability to provide continuous protection against UV rays while automatically adjusting to various lighting conditions.

See Good to Know – Protect My Eyes for more information.

Sunglass Lenses

All our sunglass lenses come with UV protection. You just need to choose the type of tint and the color that suits you:

  • Solid tint in light, medium, or dark intensity
  • Gradient tint
  • Mirrored tint
  • Polarized tint

Mirrored Tint

Mirrored sunglass lenses protect against sun glare with their mirrored and reflective coating applied to the front surface of the lenses, also adding style to your sunglasses.

Polarized Tint

Polarized sunglass lenses are designed to reduce glare caused by light reflected off surfaces like water, snow, or roads. They contain a special filter that blocks intense reflected light, allowing for clearer and more comfortable vision, thus improving color and contrast perception (reducing eye strain).

See Good to Know – Protect My Eyes for more information.