Spectacle Lenses
Making The Right Spectacle Lenses choice
Your spectacle lenses are as individual to you as your vision, that is why our experts help you choose the perfect lenses to suit your visual needs, budget and lifestyle. To help guide you through the fog of optician lens jargon we’ve provided an overview of the most common lens types below.
Lens Coatings
Explore various types of lens coatings available by clicking on each type below to learn more.
Seecoat Next
Nikon’s premium anti-reflective coating (or equivalent) is supplied as standard on all lenses Seecoat Next is super smudge and super scratch resistant. It even comes with a 1 time 18-month scratch guarantee.
Seecoat Pure Blue
Seecoat drive
Seecoat Bright
Pure Blue UV is the clearest, most aesthetically-pleasing solution compared to standard blue-violet cut lenses that offer similar level of filtration. This coating gives greater colour distinction under low light conditions.
Transitions
Adapt seamlessly to any lighting conditions meaning no need for swapping glasses and sunglasses. they are fully clear indoors and return back to clear faster than ever. All whilst blocking 100% of UV rays.
Seecoat Next
Nikon’s premium anti-reflective coating (or equivalent) is supplied as standard on all lenses Seecoat Next is super smudge and super scratch resistant. It even comes with a 1 time 18-month scratch guarantee.
Seecoat Pure Blue
Seecoat drive
Seecoat Bright
Pure Blue UV is the clearest, most aesthetically-pleasing solution compared to standard blue-violet cut lenses that offer similar level of filtration. This coating gives greater colour distinction under low light conditions.
Transitions
Adapt seamlessly to any lighting conditions meaning no need for swapping glasses and sunglasses. they are fully clear indoors and return back to clear faster than ever. All whilst blocking 100% of UV rays.
Thin Lens Options
Hover over each tile below to learn more about each option. Remember that the best decision is made based on professional advice and our team are on hand to help you decide the best lens option for your individual prescription and frame combination.
Aspheric Lenses
Aspheric Lenses
Designed with varying degrees of curvature over its surface, which can help to reduce visual distortion. This type of lens is often lighter and thinner than traditional lenses, providing more comfortable and visually appealing eyewear
Bi-Aspheric Lenses
Bi-Aspheric Lenses
With two different curvatures on each side, optimising it for better optical performance. reducing vision distortion, offers wider viewing angles and improves visual acuity. They are thinner, lighter and aesthetically more appealing compared to traditional lenses.
1.53 Index
1.53 Index
A standard prescription lens made from plastic material and 1.50 being suitable for lower prescriptions.
1.60 Index
1.60 Index
A special material designed to refract light in a way that reduces lens thickness. This makes the glasses more comfortable to wear especially for those with medium prescriptions. They are typically more scratch resistant and durable, which also makes them the choice for rimless and half eye frames.
1.67 Index
1.67 Index
Thinner and lighter than traditional lenses. It is often recommended for people with high prescription strengths, as it can correct vision without the thickness and weight of a standard lens.
1.74 Index
1.74 Index
Known for its thinner and lighter design. The index of 1.74 refers to the lens's refractive power, with higher numbers indicating thinner lenses. It is often recommended for those with higher prescriptions
Aspheric Lenses
Aspheric Lenses
Designed with varying degrees of curvature over its surface, which can help to reduce visual distortion. This type of lens is often lighter and thinner than traditional lenses, providing more comfortable and visually appealing eyewear
Bi-Aspheric Lenses
Bi-Aspheric Lenses
With two different curvatures on each side, optimising it for better optical performance. reducing vision distortion, offers wider viewing angles and improves visual acuity. They are thinner, lighter and aesthetically more appealing compared to traditional lenses.
1.53 Index
1.53 Index
A standard prescription lens made from plastic material and 1.50 being suitable for lower prescriptions.
1.60 Index
1.60 Index
A special material designed to refract light in a way that reduces lens thickness. This makes the glasses more comfortable to wear especially for those with medium prescriptions. They are typically more scratch resistant and durable, which also makes them the choice for rimless and half eye frames.
1.67 Index
1.67 Index
Thinner and lighter than traditional lenses. It is often recommended for people with high prescription strengths, as it can correct vision without the thickness and weight of a standard lens.
1.74 Index
1.74 Index
Known for its thinner and lighter design. The index of 1.74 refers to the lens's refractive power, with higher numbers indicating thinner lenses. It is often recommended for those with higher prescriptions
Glasses Care Guide
The primary must-read for contact lens wearers and those interested in contact lenses!
Nothing makes us feel better than when a client leaves us taking away a pair of spectacles that they are excited to show off. In fact, they’re so pleased with their glasses that they’re proud to take a place on our “Wall Of Frames” to share with the world!
Our Eyewear Consultations
The Advanced Eye Examination
Did you know that we have seen children as young as 5 for contact lens fittings? Not only can they improve their vision and provide more freedom than glasses, but they also boost their confidence and self-esteem. With proper hygiene and supervision, contact lenses can be a safe and effective additional eyewear option for your child’s eyesight. Click the “Read More” button to discover more benefits!
FAQ's
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The myopia management journey begins with a Consultation & Advanced Eye Examination to discover what options may be suitable for you or your child’s eyes specifically. If found to be a suitable Ortho-K candidate, there will be an upfront fee and an ongoing monthly care and product Direct Debit, this continues throughout the course of treatment for as long as you remain under our care. The minimum term for this Myopia Management plan is 18 months. If you are planning to be in the area less time please contact us directly.
Find our transparent service price guide by clicking here alternatively, get in touch for more information.
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Typically the effects of ortho-K lens wear start from as little as one night to two weeks depending on each individual. It’s important to consider that sometimes further alterations may be required to make Ortho-K lenses work to produce the desired clinical result. This is one of the many reasons that new ortho-k clients must have several visits throughout the fitting process.
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Typically the effects of ortho-K lens wear start from as little as one night to two weeks depending on each individual. It’s important to consider that sometimes further alterations may be required to make Ortho-K lenses work to produce the desired clinical result. This is one of the many reasons that new ortho-k clients must have several visits throughout the fitting process.