Our most popular lense materials that you may add to your frame:
Plastic Lense : $44.99
Plastic lenses are great for prescription sunglasses due to their tintability factor. The lens is light weight compared to glass, and may be made in just about any prescription.
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Polycarbonate Lense : $69.99
Polycarbonate lenses are the most impact resistant material. They are lightweight, have built in UV protection, and recommended for children, sports, as well as rimless frames. Originally used primarily for industrial safety glasses, they are now used for children, sports wearers, or anyone requesting greater impact resistance in their lenses.
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High Index Lense 1.67 : $89.99
Using a higher index of refraction than plastic or polycarbonate, high prescriptions no longer mean thick chunky lenses that can only be glazed into heavy frames. Thinner and lighter in weight, these lenses also come with a built in UV protection.
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Polarized Lense : $119.99
tinted lenses with a polarization filter that blocks vertical light. good for boating, fishing, golfing, hunting, and driving (in dry conditions). eases eye stress and fatigue in the sun.
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Sun-Sensative Lense (Grey) : $89.99
'transition' or 'photochromic' lenses darken to 70% tint in direct sunlight, lighten to 5% tint in shade. does not work for driving.
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Sun-Sensative Lense (Brown) : $89.99
'transition' or 'photochromic' lenses darken to 70% tint in direct sunlight, lighten to 5% tint in shade. does not work for driving.
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Poly Sun-Sensative Lense (Grey) : $169.99
Polycarbonate lenses are the most impact resistant material. Sun-Sensative Lenses are also called 'transition' or 'photochromic' lenses. They darken to 70% tint in direct sunlight, lighten to 5% tint in shade. Take both qualities together and you have a durable impact resistant transitional lense.
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Poly Sun-Sensative Lense (Brown) : $169.99
Polycarbonate lenses are the most impact resistant material. Sun-Sensative Lenses are also called 'transition' or 'photochromic' lenses. They darken to 70% tint in direct sunlight, lighten to 5% tint in shade. Take both qualities together and you have a durable impact resistant transitional lense.
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Hoya High Index 1.70 : $199.99
Up to 50% thinner than standard plastic CR-39 lenses. Included Anti-Reflective Coating/UV protection/Scratch Resistance
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High index 1.74 : $269.99
This is the thinnest technology available on the market. Experience lightness and durability like never before. Comes with Anti-Reflective coating, Scratch Resistance coating and UV protection.
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DriveWear : $169.99
Drivewear® Transitions® SOLFX™ lenses are the first photochromic lenses to darken behind the windshield of a car, allowing Drivewear to change color based on current driving conditions in order to enhance the driver’s vision. In addition, Drivewear lenses are polarized to block blinding glare, another distinct advantage when driving a car. The only thing about Drivewear Lenses that most consumers don't know is that the lenses do not go completely clear indoors. The tint is about 50% the Overcast Color ( light green ) but the tint is light enough to see indoors. Transitions Lenses are clear indoors but the lenses do not active ( go darker ) behind a windshield where as Drivewear Lenses do. 
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To Add : Click "ADD PRESCRIPTION" button when you choose your frame.
Is there something specific you want?, we can get it.
Simpy email us at sales@eyewearus.com. Our lab can develop any special order.
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