Types d'objectifs
Vision unique
Corrige une seule distance de vision : de loin, intermédiaire ou de près.
Progressiste
Corrige la vision de loin, intermédiaire et de près avec un seul verre.
Anti-fatigue
Réduit la fatigue oculaire liée à l'utilisation des écrans tout en garantissant une vision de loin nette.
Lecture
Permet d'agrandir les objets situés à proximité pour faciliter la lecture et d'autres tâches nécessitant une vision de près.
Lunettes anti-lumière bleue sans ordonnance
Filtre la lumière bleue émise par les écrans et l'éclairage artificiel ; aucune ordonnance n'est nécessaire.
Options d'objectifs
Verre transparent
Clear lenses for everyday wear, available with premium coatings or blue light filtering.
Classique
Verres transparents dotés de traitements antireflets et anti-rayures haut de gamme.
Filtrage de la lumière bleue
Filtre la lumière bleue et les rayons UV afin de réduire l'éblouissement et la fatigue oculaire liée à l'utilisation d'écrans.
Photochromiques et Transitions®
Des verres photochromiques qui s'adaptent automatiquement aux variations de luminosité pour un confort au quotidien et une protection contre les rayons UV.
Signature Photochromique
Des verres photochromiques aux teintes classiques, parfaits pour un usage quotidien et offrant une protection fiable contre les UV.
Transitions® GEN S™
Des verres photochromiques à réaction rapide qui redeviennent clairs rapidement, dans une gamme de couleurs plus étendue.
Transitions® XTRActive®
Verres photochromiques très foncés qui s'assombrissent à l'extérieur et en voiture, tout en conservant une teinte discrète à l'intérieur.
Teinte soleil
Des verres teintés conçus pour améliorer le confort en extérieur, atténuer la luminosité et offrir une protection fiable contre les rayons UV.
Teinte de base
Verres teintés offrant une protection totale contre les rayons UVA et UVB, pour une vision confortable en extérieur.
Teinte dégradée
Des verres teintés, plus foncés en haut et plus clairs en bas, parfaits pour la conduite.
Teinte polarisée
Réduit les reflets provenant des surfaces réfléchissantes telles que l'eau, la neige et les routes, pour une meilleure visibilité en extérieur.
Teintes thérapeutiques
Specialty lenses designed for light sensitivity, glare reduction, and visual comfort.
Jaune 450
Améliore le contraste et réduit l'éblouissement, idéal pour la conduite de nuit.
Vert 450
Réduit la luminosité et préserve les couleurs naturelles pour un usage quotidien en extérieur.
Marron 550
Améliore la perception de la profondeur en plein soleil, idéal pour la conduite et les sports de plein air.
Violet FL-41
Contribue à soulager les désagréments liés aux migraines, à la photophobie et à la sensibilité à la lumière.
Revêtements et protection des lentilles
Inclus avec chaque paire, sans supplément.
Revêtement antireflet
Réduit les reflets pour une vision plus nette et plus confortable.
Traitement anti-rayures
Protège les verres contre les rayures pour une clarté durable.
Protection UV
Bloque 100 % des rayons UVA/UVB pour une protection oculaire fiable au quotidien.
FAQs
What are the different types of prescription lenses?
The main types of prescription lenses are single vision, progressive, anti-fatigue, and reading. Single vision corrects one field of vision, progressives blend distance, intermediate, and near vision into one seamless lens, anti-fatigue reduces digital eye strain, and reading lenses magnify for close-up tasks. Each base type can be finished with additional options like blue light filtering, sun tints, photochromic, or therapeutic tints.
How much do prescription lenses cost?
At Kraywoods, standard prescription lenses are included with every frame at no additional cost. HD lenses with premium anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, and UV coatings come standard on every pair. Specialty upgrades like blue light filtering, photochromic, Transitions®, sun tints, and therapeutic tints are available for an additional charge. Elsewhere, prescription lens costs vary widely based on lens type, coatings, and prescription strength.
What's the difference between single vision and progressive lenses?
Single vision lenses correct one field of vision (distance, intermediate, or near) with a uniform prescription across the lens. Progressive lenses correct all three fields in a single lens, using a gradual transition from distance vision at the top to near vision at the bottom, without visible lines. Single vision is ideal if you only need help with one range, while progressives suit people who need correction for multiple ranges and prefer one pair over switching between glasses.
How do I choose the right lens type for my prescription?
The right lens type depends on your prescription and how you use your glasses day to day. Single vision works for those who only need correction for distance, intermediate, or near. Progressives suit anyone with multiple prescription needs in one pair. Anti-fatigue is designed for long hours on screens, and reading lenses are built for close-up tasks. If you're unsure, our certified in-house optician reviews every prescription and can help match your needs to the right lens type.
Can prescription lenses be put in any frame?
Most prescription lenses can be fitted into frames designed for prescription use, but not every frame. Frame material, thickness, and shape affect what lens types can be installed. High prescriptions may require frames that support thicker lens indexes, and some wraparound or oversized styles have limitations. At Kraywoods, every frame is designed to hold prescription lenses, and our optician confirms fit during the custom-made process.
Can I get prescription lenses in sunglasses?
Yes, prescription lenses can be fitted into most sunglass frames. At Kraywoods, every prescription sunglasses frame is available with polarized options for glare reduction and full UV protection. Choose your frame, upload your prescription, and select from single vision, progressive, or specialty lens types. Our certified in house optician reviews every prescription before your custom-made pair is finished.
Can prescription lenses be tinted or polarized?
Yes, prescription lenses can be tinted, polarized, or made photochromic. At Kraywoods, you can add a basic tint, gradient tint, or polarized tint to any prescription pair, plus light-adaptive options like Signature Photochromic, Transitions® GEN S™, and Transitions® XTRActive®. Therapeutic tints (Yellow 450, Green 450, Brown 550, Purple FL-41) are also available for light sensitivity and specialty needs.
Does Kraywoods accept insurance for prescription lenses?
Kraywoods accepts insurance claims for prescription eyewear. Since claim requirements vary by provider, contact customercare@kraywoods.com after your purchase and we'll provide the invoice and documentation your insurance company needs to process your claim. Most providers offer partial or full reimbursement for prescription lenses depending on your plan.
Can I use my HSA or FSA to pay for prescription lenses?
Yes, HSA and FSA cards are accepted at checkout for prescription eyewear. Prescription lenses and frames are qualified medical expenses under most HSA and FSA plans, so you can use pre-tax funds to cover your Kraywoods purchase. Select HSA/FSA as your payment method at checkout, or contact customercare@kraywoods.com if you have questions about eligible expenses.
Where can I buy prescription lenses online?
Kraywoods offers prescription lenses online with HD lenses included in every frame, no upcharge and no surprise add-ons. Every prescription is reviewed by our certified in-house optician. Pay with HSA/FSA or split your purchase with Sezzle. Try frames on virtually before you buy. Free worldwide shipping, hassle-free 14-day returns, and a 12-month warranty back every pair.
Find the frame you love. We'll handle the lenses.
Your eyes are unique, and your lenses should be too. Every Kraywoods prescription lens is custom-made for your prescription, reviewed by a certified in-house optician, and crafted with premium materials for exceptional clarity, comfort, and eye health.