New healthcare warnings state that smartphones, tablets, and computer screens all emit harmful blue–light. You can now protect your eyes with this blue–blocking anti–reflective coating.

Are your eyes tired from staring into a computer all day? This option is for you. Crizal is a premium anti–reflective option that provides superior scratch resistance with anti–reflective properties and hydrophobic technology. This lens coating comes with a two–year warranty to further protect your lenses.

Have you reached the age where you strain to see the crossword section in the newspaper? Dislike having multiple pairs of glasses to switch from to see both distance and reading? Progressive lenses are capable of allowing the wearer to see objects far away as well as reading the fine print of your phone bill. We work with digital progressive lens designs, which gives the wearer up to thirty–percent wider field of vision. Now seeing through progressive lenses is more natural and comfortable. You will forget you are even wearing them!

Long gone are the days of thick "coke–bottle" lenses 1.74 lenses offer an ultra–thin lens with proven aspheric design along with flatness. In fact, 1.74 lenses are up to three times flatter than standard plastic lenses. Plus, these lenses offer 100 percent UVA and UVB protection.

Polycarbonate lenses are strong and shatter resistant, yet thin, lightweight and flexible. These lenses are required by law for children's glasses (under the age of 18), but are also available and highly recommended for adults as well.

Is glare a constant problem even when wearing your sunglasses? Polarized lenses are the solution. These specialized lenses cut unnecessary glare for optimal sun–wear protection and are often called the "True Sunglasses." Fisherman use this technology to see through the surface of water, and police officers use them to see through the windshield of a car.

Hate having to constantly switch back and forth from glasses to sunglasses? Transition lenses are clear indoors, then automatically adjust their level of tint to changing light conditions outdoors. They provide visual comfort and quality at any and every moment, helping you see better wherever you are. These 7th Generation lenses will make other lenses pale in comparison!

Grey tints are a popular, neutral tint that reduce brightness and glare. Grey allows eyes to perceive colors in their purest form. Oudoor artists, especially painters, should stick to grey. Grey is also great for driving, and outdoor sports such as running or cycling.

Yellow and orange tints increase contrast in hazy, foggy or low-light conditions. These tints tend to make objects appear sharper both indoors and outdoors, but can also cause color distortion. Choose yellow shades for snow activities, golf,  indoor sports, or sports shooting.

Green tints filter some blue light and reduce glare, while offering high contrast and visual sharpness. Shades of green also tend to reduce eyestrain in bright light. Choose green for precision sports such as tennis, baseball and golf.

Amber and brown tints reduce glare and block blue light, giving them the ability to brighten vision on cloudy days. By blocking blue light, these tints increase contrast and visual acuity, especially against green and blue backgrounds such as grass and sky. Choose amber and brown tints for fishing, baseball, golf, hunting, cycling, and water sports.

Rosey tints increase contrast by blocking blue light. These tints have a reputation of being soothing to the eyes and more comfortable than others for longer wear-times. They also help with visibility while driving, and seem to be a favorite among computer users as they reduce glare and eyestrain. And who wouldn’t want to see the world through "rose–colored glasses"?!