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Premium Eyewear Savings: Celebrate Independence Day with 27% Off at VS Eyewear

Bangor, PA – [July 01, 2025] – This Independence Day, VS Eyewear invites customers to celebrate freedom and clear vision with unbeatable savings. From July 2nd through July 7th, shoppers can enjoy a flat 27% off a wide selection of prescription and non-prescription eyewear, including designer frames, safety glasses, reading glasses, and lens upgrades. Use promo code: HAPPY4TH at checkout to access this exclusive holiday discount.

Whether you're updating your favorite pair or upgrading to high-performance lenses, this limited-time offer is a great chance to prioritize both eye health and style without breaking your budget. VS Eyewear offers one of the broadest selections of eyewear on the market. 

Their product range includes real glass prescription lenses, computer screen eyewear, safety glasses for glassblowing, goggle safety eyewear, high-prescription safety glasses, and lampworking glasses — all available in prescription and non-prescription options. Featuring top brands like Flexon, Eye Q, Autoflex, and Eight to Eighty, customers can find functional yet fashionable frames that match their lifestyle, work environment, and visual needs.

“At VS Eyewear, we believe in giving our customers the clarity they deserve—both in vision and value,” said a company spokesperson. “This holiday is a celebration of freedom, and what better way to honor that than by helping people see their world more clearly?”

VS Eyewear remains a trusted source for high-quality, customizable eyewear with an extensive range of options for every lifestyle and need. All eyewear can be tailored with real glass, polycarbonate, or high-index lenses, making it easy for customers to find the perfect fit.

To shop the Independence Day Sale, visit www.vseyewear.com or call 877-872-5780 / 484-546-0029 for assistance.

About VS EyewearVS Eyewear offers a wide variety of eyewear, including both prescription and non-prescription options tailored for safety, style, and specific needs such as laser and radiation protection, as well as sports use. Their collection features safety glasses suitable for industrial and outdoor work, lampworking glasses, shooting glasses, and clip-on options, all crafted from high-quality materials like impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses with UV protection. Additionally, they provide customization options, including bifocals, progressives, and tinted lenses, while ensuring compliance with ANSI-certified safety standards. 

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Celebrate Dad with Crystal-Clear Vision: VS Eyewear Launches Father’s Day Sale – Up to 25% Off

Bangor, PA – [June 12, 2025] – This Father’s Day, VS Eyewear encourages customers to honor the dads, father figures, and visionaries in their lives by participating in the Father’s Week Long Sale! From June 11th to June 18th, shoppers can take advantage of up to 25% off a vast selection of eyewear products by utilizing the exclusive coupon code DAD25 during checkout.

Why Eyewear Makes a Great Father’s Day Gift?

Practical, stylish, and long-lasting, eyewear is the kind of gift that Dad will use every single day. Whether he's upgrading old lenses, needs better protection on the job, or just wants to look good while reading the morning news, VS Eyewear has the perfect fit.

As a leader in premium optical solutions, VS Eyewear is presenting this limited-time offer across select categories, which include real glass prescription lenses, safety eyewear, designer frames, and more. Whether it’s refreshing Dad’s everyday glasses or presenting him with custom lens replacements for crystal-clear vision, VS Eyewear guarantees the ideal combination of style, comfort, and clarity.

Father’s Day Sale Highlights:

🕶️ Up to 25% OFF sitewide

📅 Valid from June 11 – June 18, 2025

🏷️ Use coupon code: DAD25 at checkout

🔍 Eligible across premium eyewear frames, real glass lenses, and prescription upgrades

We combine traditional craftsmanship with modern customization, offering everything from classic aviator styles to wraparound safety frames with precise prescriptions.

You’ll also enjoy:

Fast turnaround times

Custom lens tinting and finishes

Prescription options for every lifestyle

Outstanding customer support

From classic aviators to durable safety glasses and advanced prescription lens options, VS Eyewear’s selection suits every personality and lifestyle. And with expert craftsmanship and a reputation for quality, customers can rest assured they're getting the best for Dad.

Hurry – Limited Time Only! Celebrate Father's Day with clear vision and serious savings. For assistance, call us at 1-877-872-5780 or email us at sales@vseyewear.com.

About VS EyewearVS Eyewear offers a wide variety of eyewear, including both prescription and non-prescription options tailored for safety, style, and specific needs such as laser and radiation protection, as well as sports use. Their collection features safety glasses suitable for industrial and outdoor work, lampworking glasses, shooting glasses, and clip-on options, all crafted from high-quality materials like impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses with UV protection. Additionally, they provide customization options, including bifocals, progressives, and tinted lenses, while ensuring compliance with ANSI-certified safety standards. 

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WHAT IS A POLARIZED LENSES?

Why do so many people choose polarized lens?

What is a polarized lens?

Polarized Lenses are lenses which filter light in an atypical way. This improves your vision, and decreases the chance of you being distracted by annoying or blinding reflections.

A physicist from the past would tell you light is a type of traveling particle. They'd be mistaken. Modern physicists discovered that light travels as waves, similar to radio waves. Due to this, light can have an orientation... For example, some light that reaches your eyes is "waving", straight up and downward, while some is "waving", left to right.

By removing these waves, polarized lenses reduce the amount of light reaching your eyes. Modern science has discovered that reflected light or "glare" tends to "wave". They have developed a film with tiny molecules arranged in a way to block the light in this direction. This results in a clearer view of bright sunlight and less glare.

Keep it simple: Here's why polarized glasses and lenses are great.

Polarized sunglasses reduce the amount of glare in your eyes and improve your vision.

Driving is safer with polarized sunglasses because they reduce the amount of light reflected from cars and roads.

Polarized sunglasses reduce the amount of light reflected off water. This allows fisherman to see better into the water and water sport enthusiasts to take a break from the constant sunlight on the water.

The "haze" you see on sunny, hot days is caused by scattered light, typically from dust or water particles in the air.

You can get them in prescription too! Prescription polarized shades are the best way to improve your vision. They increase visual acuity by improving your vision, and also by reducing scattered and reflected lights.

Pros and Cons for Polarized and Non Polarized Glasses

Many sunglasses have polarization, but for some people it can be detrimental to their outdoor activities or work. Non-polarized sunglasses are preferred by some people because they're lighter and gentler. Although polarization is great for some people, it's not suitable for all.

You may have noticed that wearing polarized glasses makes it difficult to view LCD screens and other digital screens. Your visual acuity and clarity in hazy, hot weather, as well as comfort under bright sunlight, were likely greatly improved.

When choosing between polarized and non-polarized sunglasses, what should you look for?

Polarized sunglasses block light that is scattered and stray from reaching your eyes. On hot, muggy days, this reduces haze and smog.

Polarized sunglasses reduce glare from surfaces such as cars, and can help you see more clearly in the water.

Polarized sunglasses darken the lenses, so they are the best choice for those who are sensitive to sunlight.

Polarized sunglasses reduce your ability to properly see digital screens, such as phones and GPS systems. You can't use LCD screens at all.

Non-polarized sunglasses are available in many more shades and darkness levels than polarized glasses.

You can get non-polarized sunglasses with lenses that are very lightly colored. This allows you to wear sunglasses inside under good lighting.

Polarized sunglasses can be very useful for water sports, skiing and other activities where reflections of surfaces below your head can increase or almost double the amount light that reaches your eyes.

A pair of sunglasses with polarization is a great asset. The functionality and usefulness of the shades is increased. It's worth considering polarized shades if you haven't used them before.

When deciding whether or not to buy a pair of polarized sunnies, the best thing to do is to determine what you will use them for. Then look at the list above to decide which type of sunglasses you should purchase.Leave a comment if you want to ask any questions regarding polarized, non-polarized, or prescription sunglasses. Enjoy your summer and thanks for reading!

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PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOR COMPUTERS

Many people are unaware that the glasses they use can reduce eye fatigue caused by computer work.

Why do I need prescription computer glasses?

Eye strain and fatigue from prolonged computer use are common complaints.

The muscles in your eyes are trying to focus for long periods of time on a fixed object. This can cause eye fatigue, headaches and dry eyes. This is similar to the strain that you may feel after wearing a heavy backpack for long periods of time. At first, you might not notice it, but you will feel pain in areas you did not know existed.

Here's how to reduce eye fatigue caused by computer use:

Speak to your eye doctor. If you are experiencing eye fatigue or other computer-related symptoms, measure the distance you sit from your monitor and then visit your doctor. Your eye doctor may prescribe computer-specific prescriptions that are stronger than distance or reading glasses.

Use anti-reflective lenses. An AR coating reduces glare and reflections while wearing glasses. This also makes the lenses appear clearer. It may also help you with eye fatigue.

Take regular breaks. Eye fatigue is often caused by overusing the eye muscles when reading on a screen. You can prevent this by taking frequent short breaks. Take a break from your computer and take a look at something that is farther away. This will allow your eyes to relax.

Adjust your lighting. Make sure that the lighting is good in your room, and there are no glares from light reflecting off your monitor or lenses. This can cause eye fatigue.

Adjust the monitor. The monitor should be approximately 1-1/2 to 2 1/2 feet away from your face. Eye fatigue can occur if the monitor is too close or far away.

Keep your eyes moist. Keep moistening drops close to your computer if you suffer from indoor allergies, or if they naturally dry out after reading for a long time. Use them when needed. Dry eyes can cause fatigue and soreness.

If you work on a computer regularly for long periods of time, eye comfort is essential. Do everything possible to keep your eye muscles relaxed, and avoid any symptoms of eye fatigue. Nobody wants to leave work with sore eyes and a headache. This could ruin their night.

It is also important to keep up with your eye prescription. You should see your eye doctor if you are experiencing headaches due to computer usage and reading, but you have not had an eye examination in the past year or so. Discuss your symptoms. If you're experiencing discomfort, a new prescription may be the best way to relieve it.

CAN YOU GET PRESCRIPTION GLASSES WITH BLUE LIGHT FILTER?

Not many people may know what blue light is, and the many ways it can harm your eyes. It is important to know that there are ways to protect your eyes from blue light. People who wear prescription glasses can get glasses with a blue light filter, but people who don’t, can still get glasses with blue light protection. Before looking for a pair of prescription glasses with blue light filter capabilities, it is important to know what blue light is and what produces it the most.

What is Blue Light?

Blue light is in the middle of the light spectrum ranging from 380-500nm (nanometers). It is a visible light with the shortest wavelength and highest energy. What is different from blue light, compared to other visible light colors, is that blue light can reach all the way to the retina (the inner lining of the back of the eye). It is similar to Ultraviolet rays, but not as dangerous, as UV rays can physically damage skin and other living tissue. The human eye is more effective at blocking UV rays from reaching the retina than it is from blocking blue light. 

Blue light can be harmful to your eyes, but this doesn’t mean all blue light is entirely bad for you. Having the proper exposure of blue light at the right time can lead to good health by boosting alertness, helping memory, and elevating mood. Exposing yourself to blue light during daytime hours can also help maintain a healthy sleep cycle. 

What Projects Blue Light?

Sunlight is the main source, but there are also many man-made, indoor sources of blue light; devices like computer screens, flat screen televisions, iPads, tablets, eBooks, smartphones, etc. The amount of light that is emitted from electronic devices is a fraction of what is projected by the sun, but can still be harmful. opthamologists and other healthcare professionals are concerned about the possible long-term effects of blue light. 

Because people spend around six hours a day in front of a computer screen, ophthalmologists are concerned about the possible long term effects that blue light can have. Doctors know having too much exposure to blue light at night can disrupt sleep cycles, potentially causing daytime fatigue. In regards to potential eye damage, there isn’t much evidence that proves or disproves, that blue light from computer screens causes long-lasting damage to your eye.

Unfortunately, scientists need more time to see if there are long term effects of blue light from computer screens and other digital devices. We can’t avoid blue light as we are dependent on these devices for everyday tasks, but this doesn’t mean you can’t take precautions in protecting your eyes from the harm blue light can potentially have on your eyes. 

Prescription Glasses with Blue Light Filter

To determine if blue light filters are right for your prescription glasses, you should consult with your optician or ophthalmologist. You can either be prescribed an anti-reflective coating with blue blocker, or order a pair of clear polycarbonate lenses with pigment inside that filters out the blue. Both options are good for reducing the levels of blue light, but both have their advantages and disadvantages.

Anti-reflective (AR) coating with blue blocker is an add-on feature for all types of eyeglasses that we offer. What’s great about AR coating is that as well as reducing blue light, it also reduces eye strain and makes your eyeglasses look more attractive. By eliminating reflections, an AR coating can make your eyeglasses nearly invisible allowing people to see your eyes and facial expressions more clearly. 

There are some disadvantages an AR coating with blue blocker can have. For instance, it only blocks 85% of blue light. Some may prefer this, but others may want better results. Another drawback of having an AR coating is the constant cleaning. If not cleaned properly, the lenses can be exposed to possible scratching. Using a dry cloth on a dry lens can easily cause the lens to scratch, so remember to use a wet cloth to clean the lens at all times. 

If an AR coating with blue blocker isn’t the right choice, a specialty made clear polycarbonate lenses might be the right choice for you. You can order prescription lenses with a special pigment inside that filters out blue light. What is great about blue light resistant polycarbonate lenses is that they are cost-friendly and available in single vision and progressive bifocal through our website. Not only will polycarbonate lenses naturally block UV light, they also block the same amount, or more, blue light as an AR coating would. As an added bonus, your vision is as clear as regularly made lenses that are without the inserted pigment. 

If you use specialty made clear polycarbonate lenses to block out blue light, make sure to not mix them up with other glasses you may have. It might be hard to tell which glasses are blue light-resistant, but there is a cool trick to figure out this problem. In order to figure out which pair of glasses are blue light-resistant, aim a blue-colored laser through the lenses of each pair and the one that blocks it is the pair that is blue light-resistant. 

The Choice is Yours

Regardless of what your choice may be, we hope to have helped you decide whether or not you need blue light filters in your prescription glasses. If you are looking to upgrade or in need of a new pair, it doesn’t hurt to include blue light filters. By taking the extra precaution, you can protect your eyes from potentially harmful blue light from computer screens and other digital devices. At VS Eyewear, we are proud to offer a variety of options regarding eye safety and clarity, carry a wide range of brands with blue light filters in their lenses.

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CARE FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTION GLASSES: DOS AND DONT'S

Prescription glasses can be a vital tool for people who need vision correction or protection at work or in daily life. These glasses are not only designed to help you see better, but they also protect your eyes against potential hazards. It's important to follow the care instructions for your Prescription Glasses if you want them to remain comfortable and effective. This guide will help you care for your Prescription Glasses, extending their life span and keeping your eyes safe.

ADEQUATE MAINTENANCE OF SAFETY GLASSES

Safety glasses are not just an accessory. They are essential in protecting the eyes in a variety of environments. It is important to properly care for safety glasses. They also come with many benefits. Regular maintenance will ensure that your safety glass's function optimally, giving you a clear, unobstructed view. You can identify hazards and dangers by keeping your lenses clean. This will help you avoid accidents caused by impaired vision.

Proper care of your safety sunglasses will extend their lifespan. Safety glasses can be exposed to harsh conditions such as dust, debris and chemicals depending on their environment. Cleaning and maintaining your safety glasses regularly can prevent damage to the lenses and frames, saving you money in the long run.

In addition, taking care of your safety glasses shows a commitment towards safety and responsible behaviors. This sets an example to others at work or in the community and encourages them to put eye protection first. This can lead to a more safe and conscious workplace for all. Remember, taking care of your safety glasses is not just a matter of routine. It's an important step in protecting your vision and overall well-being.

DO'S

How to Store them Safely

Use clean hands

Check and Tighten Screws

Use Retainer Strap

Cleaning regularly is important

DON'T

Avoid dry wiping

Avoid using harsh chemicals

Avoid extreme temperatures

Do not leave them in direct sunlight

Don’t share your glasses

BEST WAYS TO CARE FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTION GLASSES

1. Keep them Safely. When not in use, store your prescription glasses in a durable protective case. It protects them against dust, scratches and other potential damage. Avoid leaving your sunglasses on surfaces that could be accidentally bumped.

2. Handle with Dry and Clean Hands. Before touching your eyeglasses, ensure that your hands are dry and clean. Your fingers can carry oils, dirt and other contaminants that will make it difficult to clean the lenses and compromise your vision.

3. Check and tighten screws: Inspect your glasses regularly for loose screws. If you find any, use a small repair kit to gently tighten them. The loose screws in your glasses can lead to misalignment and discomfort. This will affect the fit as well as functionality of your eyeglasses.

4. Consider using a Retainer strap if you are planning to engage in any physical activity while wearing prescription glasses. It will prevent them from falling off accidentally and being damaged while you are doing sports or other activities.

5. Cleaning regularly is essential! Regularly cleaning your prescription glasses is an important part of maintaining them. To clean lenses and frames, use a mild soap or lens cleaning solution with lukewarm lukewarm. After cleaning them, use a microfiber cloth designed specifically for eyeglasses to gently wipe the lenses and frames. This ensures that your vision is clear and helps to prevent the accumulation of dirt and debris.

CLEANING PRESCRIPTION GLASSES

Safety glasses must be cleaned regularly. Cleaning your safety glasses properly not only provides optimal vision clarity, but also protects your eyes against potential hazards. Smudged or dirty lenses can reduce your vision and make it difficult to see potential hazards in the environment. Neglecting to clean safety glasses may lead to an accumulation of contaminants and debris, which can not only impair your vision, but can also cause discomfort or scratches on your lenses. You can extend the life of your safety glasses by cleaning them regularly.

How to properly clean your prescription glasses

At VS Eyewear we know how important it is to maintain the quality and clarity of your Prescription Glasses. We offer a wide range of eyewear care products to keep your glasses looking their best. We offer a range of products including specially formulated cleaning solutions for lenses, microfiber cloths and protective cases. This will ensure you have everything you need to properly care for your eyewear. Our high-quality products will ensure that your prescription glasses not only offer the protection you need, but also provide you with crystal-clear visibility, improving your safety and comfort.

WHAT TO AVOID IN GLASSES CARE

1. Do Not Dry Wipe Never dry wipe Prescription Glasses, especially when they are dirty or have debris on them. Dry wiping may cause scratches to your lenses, which can impair your vision. Use a cleaning product or rinse with water instead.

2. Avoid harsh chemicals: Do not use ammonia-based cleaning products, alcohol or acetone to clean your eyeglasses. These chemicals may damage the lens coatings or frames and reduce their effectiveness.

3. Avoid Extreme Temperatures. Exposing Prescription Glasses to extreme temperatures may compromise their structural integrity. Avoid leaving your glasses in extreme temperatures, such as in the car's dashboard on a hot summer day or the freezer.

4. Always Store Your Glasses in Shade or Protective Cases. Prolonged exposure to UV rays and direct sunlight can cause damage to both your lenses and frames. Store them in a protective case, or in a cool and shaded area, when you are not wearing them.

5. Do not share your glasses: Prescription lenses are custom-made to meet your vision needs. Shared glasses can cause discomfort, misalignment or damage. Encourage others to wear their prescription safety eyewear.

Care for your Prescription Glasses is important to maintain their protection and clarity of vision. Following these tips and tricks will help you to extend the life of your glasses and maintain their optical clarity.

Regular maintenance and professional checks are essential to maintaining the integrity of Prescription Glasses. They will protect your vision and help you to correct your vision if you treat them well. Consult your eye doctor for the best advice on how to care for your prescription glasses. You'll thank your eyes.

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What Factors to Consider When Selecting Bifocal Safety Glasses

Bifocal lenses are used by many people to be able to see both close up and at a distance without having their glasses changed. This is mainly useful for reading while on the move without having to change to a pair reading glasses. Bifocal safety lenses are especially useful in hazardous work environments, where workers' hands are busy performing their duties. Let's look at 5 factors to consider when buying bifocal glasses to help you understand your options.

Bifocals Strength

Style and Material of Frame

Lenses: Types and colors

Extra Capabilities

Affordableness and the Place of Purchase

#1. Strength of Bifocal glasses:

When choosing bifocal safety sunglasses, it is important to understand the strength of magnification required. Diopters are the units used to measure correctional strength. They range from +1.0 to +1.5 and +3.0. tests can be found online, or you can try out different strengths at your local eyeglass or department store. Bifocals can be purchased without a prescription at many department stores and pharmacies.

#2. Style and material of frame:

It is vital to carefully consider this factor because it affects the overall functionality and performance of bifocal glasses. Safety glasses are made to cover the entire eye, offering varying degrees of protection against projectiles and particles in a work environment. The style and material of the frame will determine the type of safety glasses that are best suited for the workplace. Frames are made of plastic or nylon and are impact resistant, lightweight, durable and durable. The frames are thicker depending on how much protection is needed. They have a wrap-around arm with a breathable bridge, soft rubber tips at the end of the arms, and a nose bridge. Frames come in a variety of colors and styles. The style and material is largely a matter of aesthetics. Buyers should also check the safety rating of the bifocal glasses, for example, if they are ANSI approved and/or OSHA compliant.

#3. Type and color of lenses:

The lenses are the most important part of safety glasses. They provide the best protection and functionality. The bifocal lens is useful for those who need to see up close or read. However, they can also be used for protection and as sunglasses. They offer the best protection, but they also have a multi-functional feature by changing from clear indoors to gray outside in direct sunlight. They provide 100% UVA/UVB blocking in direct sunlight and then become clear indoors. This makes them ideal for some work environments. These lenses will turn gray in direct sunlight. This means that they won't function the same in vehicles, as most windshields have been coated to block UV radiation. These lenses should still be ANSI approved to ensure they will provide durable protection, even for light-duty uses.

#4. Extra Capabilities:

What extra features does the bifocal eyewear have? Are they thick enough for small lights on the side, or are the arms and retainers easily attached? Can the parts be replaced, or removed, if necessary? Standard, full-rimmed, thick nylon or plastic frames with polycarbonate lens will be sufficient for most applications. However, some environments may need special features, such as built-in flashlights or double-bifocal lenses.

#5. Affordability and Place of Purchase:

Last but not least, you should consider the price and location of purchase. These factors often go hand in hand. The buyer wants to get the best deal on a high-quality product, but avoids cheap products. Buyers should check whether they can get bulk discounts, free shipping, a good selection, a fair return policy and high-quality products at the store. Buyers should also look at the expertise, experience, customer service policies, shipping and handling, and reputation of a company to ensure that they are getting a quality product.

Summary

Bifocal Safety Glasses are required in many work environments. They make it easier and safer for workers to see clearly up close and from a distance without changing glasses. Bifocal Safety Glasses are an improvement to workplace safety. They're especially useful with the polycarbonate lenses that Photochromic indoors and outdoors, making them more convenient. These 5 factors will help buyers select the best bifocal glasses for their specific needs. Buyers will also consider their personal preferences, whether they order in bulk or individually, as well as the specific environment where they work. Phillips Safety, a manufacturer of optical lenses, has been producing safety glasses since 1975. Please Contact us for more information about our bifocal Safety Glasses.

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What safety glass lenses are the most impact-resistant?

 

Selecting the right lens material for safety glasses is essential to ensuring maximum comfort and protection. Four materials stand out among the many options: Trivex, polycarbonate and high-index plastics. Each material has its own benefits and limitations. The selection process is tailored to the individual's needs and environment. We'll do a comparison to help you choose your safety glasses.

POLYCARBONATE FILM: THE IMPACT RESISTANT WARRIOR

The polycarbonate lenses offer unbeatable impact resistance and are therefore a popular choice for Safety Glasses. Originally developed for aerospace, these lenses offer superior protection with less weight. They are up to 10x more impact resistant than plastic or glasses.

PROS

Lightweight, UV protection, and exceptional impact resistance.

CONS

These lenses offer a slightly lower optical clarity than other alternatives, and are more likely to scratch without a protective layer.

TRIVEX: The CLARITY CHAMPION

Trivex safety lenses are a relatively new entrant to the market. They offer a great balance between optical clarity and impact resistance. These lenses are similar to polycarbonate in terms of impact resistance, but they offer better clarity. They also have a higher Abbe rating which reduces chromatic distortion for the wearer.

PRODUCTS

Lightweight, excellent optical clarity and UV protection.

CONS

The lower index of 1.530 makes it slightly thicker and more expensive.

High-Index Plastic Lenses: The Sleek Solution

Plastics with high-index are ideal for those who want thinner and more attractive lenses, without compromising on vision correction. These lenses are perfect for those with strong prescriptions. They reduce the thickness of the lens and its weight. This can be beneficial for safety eyewear that is designed to provide long-term comfort.

PROS

These lenses are thinner and lighter than trivex or polycarbonate standard lenses. They are suitable for prescriptions with strong strengths.

CONS

It is less impact resistant than Trivex or polycarbonate, but it's more expensive and requires additional UV protection coatings.

GLASS LIENSES: A TRADITIONIST'S CHOICE

The oldest eyewear materials are glass lenses , which are prized for the excellent optical clarity they provide and their resistance to scratches. They have fallen out of favour for safety applications because they are heavy and susceptible to breaking upon impact.

PRODUCTS

High-quality optical clarity and scratch resistance.

CONS

The material is heavy, but it can break upon impact. It's also less comfortable to wear for long periods of time, has no UV protection and only meets Z87.1 safety standards.

Making the right choice for your needs

Consider the demands of the environment you work in and the main attributes that you require from a safety lens.

FOR MAXIMUM INVESTIGATION RESISTANCE

Trivex and polycarbonate lenses offer superior optical clarity, while Trivex is slightly lighter.

FOR OPTICAL CORRECTION IN THIN LENSES

Plastics with a high index are perfect for prescriptions that require safety features, such as strong medications.

FOR TRADITION OPTICAL CLEARNESS

Glass lenses are known for their clarity and scratch resistance. However, they should not be used in high-risk environments because of the weight and risk of shattering.

CONCLUSION: a CLEAR Vision for Safety

There are many options for safety lenses. Polycarbonate, Trivex and high-index plastics offer a variety of choices tailored to specific needs. There's a lens type for every need, whether it is optical clarity, impact resistance or aesthetic appeal. Understanding the strengths and limits of each lens material will help you choose the right safety eyewear for your vision.

WHAT MARK APPEARS ON THE FRAME OF INDUSTRIAL-CERTIFIED SAFETY GLASSES?

Understanding the markings on your safety glasses will help you know what your glasses protect you from. Markings can feel overwhelming when it comes to industrial quality safety glasses. However, it’s crucial for both personal and professional safety. Let’s break this down into easy-to-understand pieces, ensuring you can make an informed choice about your eye protection.

DIFFERENT TYPES OF RATINGS

Safety glasses are primarily evaluated based on their ability to withstand impact, optical clarity, and sometimes their resistance to chemicals or radiation. The most common standards you’ll encounter are set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the European Committee for Standardization (EN).

ANSI Z87.1

This is a prevalent standard in the United States. Glasses that meet or exceed this standard are marked with “Z87” (standard impact) or “Z87+” (high impact) on the frame or lens. The ���+” indicates a higher level of protection against high-velocity impacts.

EN 166

This European standard is similar to ANSI’s, with ratings for basic (S), increased (F), high (B), and very high (A) energy impacts. Frames and lenses meeting this standard will have “EN 166” followed by a letter indicating the level of protection.

MILITARY BALLISTIC STANDARDS

Some glasses meet military ballistic standards for highly hazardous environments, offering even higher levels of impact protection. These are often marked with “MIL-PRF-31013” for spectacles or “MIL-DTL-43511D” for goggles, indicating compliance with military specifications.

MARKINGS ON FRAMES

On the frame of industrial quality safety glasses, the markings provide a quick reference to the level of protection offered. For ANSI Z87.1 compliant glasses, look for:

Z87

Indicates basic impact resistance. Suitable for general protection against flying debris and particles.

Z87+

Signifies high-impact resistance. These are recommended for high-risk environments where high-speed particles or objects pose a threat.

LENS MARKINGS

Besides the frame, lenses might also have markings indicating additional protections, such as “U” for UV protection, “L” for light filtering, or “W” for welding applications.

BASIC IMPACT (Z87)

These glasses are your standard safety glasses. They’ll protect your eyes from dust, debris, and low-speed impacts — ideal for most shop work or general construction.

HIGH IMPACT (Z87+)

These are your heavy-duty protectors. If you’re working with power tools, heavy machinery, or in environments where high-speed particles are a concern, these are your go-to.

EN STANDARDS

For those in Europe, EN 166 provides a similar tier of protection, from basic to very high energy impacts. The specific letter marking (S, F, B, A) will guide you to the right choice based on your risk level.

MILITARY STANDARDS

For the ultimate protection, especially in tactical or extreme industrial environments, look for military-grade markings. Designed to withstand ballistic impacts, often used by law enforcement and military personnel.In conclusion, understanding the markings on your safety glasses can make a huge difference in ensuring eye protection. Whether you’re in a low-risk environment requiring basic impact protection or a high-risk area where high impact resistance is necessary, there’s a pair of safety glasses designed to meet your needs. When selecting your next pair of industrial-quality safety glasses, always look for these crucial markings to ensure your eyes are well-protected against potential hazards.

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Where Do I get Glasses for the Solar Eclipse

Don't risk it. No need. We're talking about eclipse glasses. It's not necessary to use the cardboard and other materials people use in order to see a solar eclipse. Buy a pair of eclipse glasses so you can see future solar eclipses comfortably and safely.

You can safely observe a solar eclipse through the lenses of welding glasses. The welding glasses with solar eclipse protection have frames that are shade rated (14). The lenses are dark. Originally they were made to shield the welders eyes from bright flashes during welding. These glasses shield your eyes from UV radiation that is a result of the welding process.

These lenses can be used to make solar eclipse sunglasses. Why? The UV protection and total blocking of light makes them ideal for eclipse glasses.

Must I use special lenses to view a solar eclipse at a distance from the sun?

It may appear that your regular sunglasses are dark enough to see a solar eclipse. The lenses of your glasses are not dark. Staring directly at the solar eclipse can result in permanent or long-term damage to your eyes. Blindness may result. Looking through binoculars,or using a telescope with insufficient shade can cause the same damage. It is best to always be cautious. The damage caused by an eclipse can vary based on its 'totality'.

VS Eyewear has two options that you can use today for long-term usage. You may be putting on an old welder's helmet that is not as safe, because you do not know its shade rating.

Why you should wear solar eclipse glasses

Nobody wants to miss an eclipse. Solar eclipses are rare, exciting, and once in a lifetime events. The natural phenomenon is a wonderful and unique experience for those who witness it. Wear eye protection to observe this phenomenon.

Protecting your eyes against UV, infrared and intense visible light is a good way to ensure that you are safe during a solar eclipse. Direct contact with your eyes can result in serious damage and even blindness.

Our Solar Eclipse GlassesVS Eyewear offers solar eclipse glasses that will ensure your safety as you take in this amazing event. Solar Eclipse Safety Glasses come in different sizes and shapes, so you can pick the one that best suits your needs.

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Comparison of Corning's Thin and Dark Glass Lenses and Photogray Extra PGX

Corning's Advanced Glass Lens Technologies

Corning has a long history of innovation, especially in the field of optical technology. This is particularly true when it comes to developing high-quality lenses. Among the most popular lenses are Photogray Extra PGX, Thin & Dark and Thin & Dark. These lenses are both made of premium glass and cater to different needs, but they have distinct characteristics. This article will explore these differences in order to help you choose the best lens for your eyewear.

Photogray PGX Extra Lenses: Durable and Adaptable

These lenses are ideal for people who often switch between lighting conditions. The lenses' key feature is their ability to adjust tint based on UV light exposure.

Features of PGX Lenses

Photochromic Tech: PGX Lenses utilize advanced photochromic tech, which seamlessly transitions from clear to black in sunlight.

UV Protect: These sunglasses offer UV protection in all lighting conditions.

Material: These lenses are made of robust glass and have a high degree of clarity.

Dark & Thin Lenses: Style meets enhanced performance

Corning Thin & Dark Lenses are also made of glass but have been engineered for aesthetics and function. These lenses are lighter and thinner than regular glass lenses. They also have a darker tint under similar conditions.

Features of Thin & Dark Lenses

Enhanced darkening: Thin & dark lenses are slightly darker than PGX, providing more shade when bright light is present.

Thinner glass design: These thinner lenses are ideal for prescriptions with strong strength without bulk.

Fashionable and Lightweight: The reduced weight of these products and their sleek profile makes them stylish and comfortable.

Comparison of Thin & Dark Lenses and PGX

Consider the following when choosing between Photogray Extra PGX or Thin & Dark Lenses:

Darkening: Thin & dark lenses have a darker tint in bright sunlight. This may be preferred by some users.

Transition speed: The PGX lenses are designed to transition faster, making them ideal for users who need rapid adaptation to changing lighting conditions.

Weight & Thickness : Thin and Dark lenses are lighter and thinner and enhance comfort.

Durability Both lenses types are made of glass and scratch-resistant. However, the PGX lenses offer slightly better durability.

Cost considerations: Thin and Dark lenses may be more expensive due to the advanced technology of thinning and darkening.

Ideal User profiles for Each Lens Type

Photogray PGX Lenses : Ideal for those who value durability and rapid adaptability to changing lighting conditions.

Thin and Dark Lenses : Perfect for those who want a darker tint when in bright sunlight, with all the benefits of lightweight, stylish lenses, particularly for wearers with high prescription strengths.

Conclusion

Corning's Photogray extra PGX and thin & dark glass lenses both offer benefits that are tailored to individual preferences and lifestyles. While PGX lenses are known for their durability and quick light adjustment, Thin & Dark glasses stand out because of their style and comfort. Understanding the differences will allow you to make an informed decision that enhances your vision, complements your everyday activities, fashion sense and eye health.

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Now Available New Costa Radiation Protective Eyewear Styles

Our radiation protection eyewear is available in many styles to suit all needs. These include flat metal frames, wraparounds and goggles. We also offer stylish brand name eyewear. Costa's new radiation protective eyewear is available in flat frames, wraparounds and prescription eyewear.

Are you looking for stylish radiation safety glasses? Check out our Costa Radiation Glasses section:

Costa Radiation Protective Eyewear are available with prescription or without.

The Costa radiation glasses are made with German glass lenses of the highest optical quality, equivalent to 0.75mm Pb.

Costa's radiation-resistant eyewear reduces x-rays to help prevent cataracts and other eye conditions associated with xrays.

Costa offers a wide range of styles and sizes for both men and women to fit all types of faces.

Shop Costa if you want your x-ray glasses to look and feel natural.

Costa radiation lead sunglasses feature durable but lightweight frames for those who would rather live life than sit on the sidelines. These styles are rugged and inspired by active lifestyles. They're made to withstand all of your adventures.

Take a look at the new Costa radiation eyewear if you're looking for radiation protection glasses. You will feel comfortable and confident in these.

Lead glasses are an essential safety accessory when it comes to protecting the eyes from radiation. If you work in radiology, medical imaging or other fields that expose workers to harmful x ray radiation, choosing the right lead glasses will be essential.

We at VS Eyewear understand how important it is to find the right pair of glasses that provides both protection and comfort. This guide will help you to make an informed choice when choosing lead glasses.

PROTECTION LEVEL

All of the leaded eyewear that VS Eyewear sells has a constant 0.75mm equivalent lead, which effectively reduces harmful x ray radiation. While some manufacturers offer less protection than our store, we only stock eyewear that meets the high standard for radiation shielding.

Factors to consider:

Weight Although larger lenses might seem appealing, keep in mind that the weight of glasses increases as they grow. Choose a frame with a size that is comfortable and protects your eyes.

Size: Pay close attention to the frame size and choose a pair of glasses that fit securely without sliding. It is important to find the perfect fit for comfort and protection.

Comfort: Since your lead glasses may be worn for long periods of time, you should prioritize comfort and ergonomics. Make sure the glasses fit comfortably over your ears and nose to reduce any discomfort.

Color: Choose lead glasses in a color that matches your workplace. Compliance is dependent on wearing glasses that make you feel confident.

Durability: Choose lead eyewear frames built to last. A durable pair of eyeglasses will last for a long time without needing to be replaced.

Side protection: Confirm that your lead sunglasses have wraparound lenses or side shields made of lead to protect you from all angles.

What to Look for

Make sure that the radiation safety glasses you choose provide the appropriate level of protection. The anti-radiation glasses will offer a certain degree of protection, based on lead equivalent.

Also, you want to make sure that the parts are made from a lightweight material such as polycarbonate. There are also extra layers of protection because durability is important.

Make sure the mask fits comfortably and covers your eyes.

Check that the glasses you purchase have the right certifications. You can obtain certifications on components from agencies such as the FDA or CE.

The final consideration is style. VS Eyewear offers a wide range of options for radiation protection sunglasses.

In conclusion,

When selecting radiation safety eyewear, you should carefully consider several factors to ensure the best possible combination of comfort and security. VS Eyewear puts your safety first by offering a wide range of lead glasses that meet the highest standards.

Don't take any risks with your eyesight. Invest in attractive, comfortable and durable radiation glasses. Contact us with any questions or for more information.

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Glass photochromic lenses for your vision needs: Unlock clarity and style

Learn about the magic of photochromic glass lenses. They are your best solution for light-adaptive eyewear. Discover how they work, and why they are the best option for UV protection.

Glass Photochromic lenses - The Ultimate Guide

You're tired of having to switch between sunglasses and your normal glasses every time the sun plays hide-and seek? You might find the solution that you have been searching for in glass photochromic lens. This guide will cover everything you need to know about these versatile lenses.

How do glass photochromic lenses work ?

Innovative photochromic dyes are used to create glass photochromic lenses. These dyes react to UV light, darkening the lenses in bright light. The lenses gradually become clearer when you return to the shade or inside. This feature is unique and allows you to have optimal vision under different light conditions. You don't need to wear separate prescription sunglasses.

UV Protection is a Priority

The ability of photochromic glass lenses to block UVA and UVB radiation at 100% is one of their most notable features. You will be protected from UV radiation even on the hottest days. Glass photochromic lenses offer a greater level of protection than standard sunglasses.

The Science Behind the Magic

To achieve their adaptive tint, glass photochromics lenses use silver halide. Silver halide crystals in the lenses are exposed to UV light and undergo a chemical reactions that darken the lenses. This process is fast and efficient. Your eyes will be protected instantly.

Leading Brands

A number of reputable brands produce high-quality photochromic glass lenses. Transitions(r) is one such brand. They are known for having lenses with exceptional light-adaptive abilities and superior clarity. Consider trying out different brands, and consult with your optometrist for the best fit.

There's More to It Than You Think

Photochromic lenses don't just come in clear-to-dark. Some models are designed to work in specific lighting conditions. For example, those that block blue light. These lenses can be a game changer for those who spend long hours in front screens.

Wide Variety of Lenses

You can also find photochromic lenses in other materials, such as high-index lenses or progressive lenses. You can now enjoy the benefits and style of photochromic lenses regardless of whether you have a prescription or not.

Conclusion

Glass photochromic lenses are a stylish and versatile choice in a world that places convenience and protection first. Glass photochromic lenses adapt to changing lighting conditions, provide superior UV protection and are available in many styles and materials. Glass photochromic lenses are a great alternative to sunglasses. They offer the same clarity as traditional glasses, but with a stylish and modern look.

Visit our other articles to learn more about the advantages of photochromic lens and eyewear trends. VsEyewear.com is your one-stop-shop for everything vision-related.

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The superiority of prescription polarized glass sunglass lenses

Few companies excel in the prescription eyewear market for their commitment to quality and technical excellence. VS Eyewear stands out as an exception. They offer polarized prescription glass sunglass lens, when other companies have switched to alternative materials. This article focuses on the technical features that make VS Eyewear stand out. They offer prescription polarized lenses in polarized G-15 and polarized Brown 3. These lenses are suitable for single vision or progressive no-line bifocals.

VS Eyewear stocks a complete line of Costa polarized glasses in plastic or real glass. Costa prescription sunglasses are crystal clear, high-quality fishing sunglasses.

The Science of Polarization

Understanding polarization is the first step in VS Eyewear’s commitment to glass lenses. Polarized lenses use the principles of selective filtering light, which is achieved by vertically aligning micro-crystals within the lens. This alignment blocks horizontal light waves that are often the cause of glare. This results in an unprecedented reduction of glare and enhances clarity and comfort.

Polarized Gray 3 : Optical Precision

VS Eyewear polarized gray 3-lenses are a great choice for those who want optical precision. These lenses are ideal for protecting against harsh sunlight while maintaining true color perception. Gray tints minimize color distortions, so they are ideal for sports where maintaining a natural color perception is important. These lenses offer reliable UV protection to protect the eyes from harmful radiation.

The Polarized G-15: Elegance meets technical excellence

VS Eyewear polarized G-15 lens combine elegance and technical sophistication. Green-tinted G-15 glasses are known for their outstanding contrast and visual clarity. These lenses are ideal for sports that require precision and attention to detail, like golfing or fishing. G-15 lenses are not only beautiful, but they also improve vision by reducing reflections and increasing color contrast.

Polarized Brown 3 - Warmth and Comfort at Every Glance

VS Eyewear's polarized 3 brown lenses are the perfect choice if warmth and comfort is your priority. These lenses provide superior depth perception and contrast, making them a great choice for outdoor enthusiasts. The brown tint has a soothing effect, which reduces eye strain and enhances overall visual comfort.

Technical Adaptability: Single Vision vs. Progressive No Line Bifocals

VS Eyewear offers two different technical variations of prescription polarized sunglasses to meet the needs of diverse eyewear users:

Single Vision Lenses - Designed to address a specific vision problem, such as nearsightedness and farsightedness, these lenses offer the same level of technical excellence as non-prescription alternatives. They provide clear vision with no distortion and complete protection from UV radiation.

No-line progressive Bifocals VS Eyewear's progressive lens technology offers technical precision, seamlessly blending prescriptions for near and distance vision. Absence of visible lines allows for a seamless transition between focal points. Wearers can enjoy uninterrupted clarity at a variety of distances.

The Technical Perfectionist Approach

The reputation of VS Eyewear for quality is based on the commitment to perfection in technical terms. Each pair of prescription sunglasses is subjected to rigorous testing and quality assurance measures in order to meet industry standards. These lenses are not only glare-reducing, but also provide 100% UVA and UVB protection, which is a safeguard for the ocular system.

VS Eyewear also offers a variety of lens customizations including scratch-resistant treatments and anti-reflective treatment. These enhancements improve the visual clarity of your eyewear and extend its lifespan.

The conclusion of the article is:VS Eyewear's prescription polarized sunglass lenses are a shining example of technical excellence in a field driven by innovation. These lenses are unique because they combine a mastery of the polarization principle with meticulous quality control. VS Eyewear offers a wide range of lenses that are technically superior. Whether you choose the optical precision and elegance of polarized G-15 or the warmth, comfort, and comfort of polarized Brown 3, you can feel confident about the quality of VS Eyewear. When you choose VS, you are not only choosing sunglasses. You're also investing in lenses crafted to perfection. VS Eyewear lets you see the world with a lens of technical perfection.

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Ray-Ban G-15 Glass Lenses XLT Advantages and Disadvantages

Ray-Ban is one of the most iconic brands in eyewear. It stands out for its timeless style and quality. Ray-Ban G-15 glass lenses are popular among its many lens options because of their unique benefits and features. This article will explore the pros and cons of Ray-Ban G-15 glass lenses. It will shed light on their features and help you make an educated decision about your eyewear.

Benefits of Ray-Ban G-15 Glass Lenses

Optical Clearness: The superior optical clarity of G-15XLT glass lenses makes them a great choice. Glass has a crisp and clear view of the world. This clarity increases visual comfort, minimizes distortion and reduces eye strain.

Durability Glass lens are known for their durability and scratch resistant. Glass lenses like the G-15 XLT are a great choice for those who are active or have a tendency to drop their eyewear. These lenses are resistant to everyday wear and tear. They maintain their pristine look over time.

Color Accuracy G-15 XLT Lenses are designed to transmit color accurately, while maintaining a neutral tone. The G-15 XLT lenses are designed to transmit colors accurately while maintaining a neutral tint.

UV protection: Ray Ban G-15 XLT glasses offer excellent protection from harmful UV rays. They block 100% of UVA & UVB rays to protect your eyes against potential damage from prolonged sun exposure.

Ray-Ban G-15 Glass Lenses XLT Disadvantages

Weight Glass lenses are heavier than their plastic counterparts. This weight is not always noticeable to some users, but it can cause discomfort and fatigue over time.

Fragility While G-15 XLT lenses are more durable, scratch-resistant and shatter-resistant than regular lenses, they still are more susceptible to breaking when compared with modern high-tech materials. To prevent accidental damage, it is important to handle the lenses with care.

Thermal conductivity: Because of their thermal conductivity (which can cause them to become hot or cold in cold weather), glass lenses are known to be cold or warm when worn. The extreme temperature sensitivity can cause discomfort.

VS eyewear: Your source for G-15 XLT glass lens replacements

VS Eyewear is the place to go if you want to get these high-quality lenses for your Ray-Ban G-15 XLT glasses or replace them with your existing lenses. VS Eyewear specializes in offering high-quality lens replacements including G-15 glass lenses and prescription G-15 sunglasses.

The Ray-Ban G-15 glass lenses combine functionality and style. They are attractive to those who want high-quality eyewear because of their optical clarity, durability and color accuracy. It's important to take into account the weight, fragility and thermal conductivity before making a decision.

VS Eyewear offers the best G-15 XLT lenses. You can also customize your glasses with prescription lenses. We offer a variety of frames and lenses to suit your needs.

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Brands of Sunglasses that Still Use Glass Lenses

The lens material of sunglasses is important in determining their overall performance and quality. This article explores reputable brands that use this timeless material. These include Ray-Ban and Serengeti. Each brand will be discussed in detail, including the characteristics and features that make their glass lenses stand out. Here are some of the most popular Sunglass Brands still offering Glass Lenses.

Ray-Ban: Ray-Ban is a household name when it comes to eyewear. Ray-Ban sunglasses have been iconic for decades. They offer a wide range of sunglasses, most with plastic lenses. However, some models have glass lenses. Ray-Ban Aviator Classic is one of these models that combine timeless Ray-Ban style with superior optical clarity. Ray-Ban glass lenses offer excellent visual clarity, scratch resistance and durability. They are a popular option for those who want the benefits of glass lens technology.

Serengeti: Serengeti sunglasses are known for their high-performance lenses that have photochromic properties. These lenses adjust to changing lighting conditions and provide optimal visual clarity in different environments. Glass lenses from Serengeti offer an exceptional optical quality that reduces glare while enhancing contrast. Glass lenses with the brand's dedication to craftsmanship are stylish and technologically advanced. Serengeti's glass lenses are perfect for outdoor activities and driving.

Maui Jim: Maui Jim sunglasses are synonymous with high-quality polarized shades. They feature their MauiPure lenses and Maui Evolution lenses, which are made of polycarbonate. They also offer Super Thin Glass Lenses, which are unmatched in clarity and scratch resistance. Maui Jim’s glass lenses provide excellent UV protection and color enhancement. Maui Jim's glass lenses, combined with the advanced polarized technologies, provide a stunning visual experience for outdoor enthusiasts, as well as those who are looking for top-notch performance.

Randolph Engineering: Randolph Engineering has a long history of manufacturing military-grade eyewear. Glass lenses are available for their aviator shades, including the iconic Randolph Aviator. These lenses are durable and offer excellent clarity, while staying true to brand heritage and commitment. Randolph Engineering's glasses lenses offer distortion-free vision, and are scratch resistant. They make a great choice for anyone looking for reliable eyewear. Randolph Engineering's glass lenses are perfect for pilots and those who love the classic aviator look.

Costa: For those who love to be in the water, Costa makes the best sunglasses available. In 1983, hard-core fishermen discovered that their sunglasses were not up to the challenge of their extreme activities. They decided to make their own. Costa has remained committed to its core values for 40 years: creating the best sunglasses in the world for water lovers and protecting our aquatic home. Our mission, after all these years of adventures and adventures, has not changed: To create the world's best sunglasses for the great adventures in life. Costa's patented lenses and frames, which are exclusive to Costa, prove that we are succeeding.

Glass lenses in sunglasses from brands such as Ray-Ban and Randolph Engineering, Costa provide optical clarity, durability and scratch resistance.

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Who Sells Prescription Glasses with Glass Lenses Online and Prescription Lenses?

In the world of eyewear, finding the perfect pair of prescription glasses with high-quality glass lenses can be a challenge. However, look no further, as VS Eyewear proudly stands as the largest online retailer for glass prescription glasses and lenses. Our extensive collection offers a wide range of lens types, colors, and coatings, ensuring that you find the ideal glasses to suit your needs and style.

Unmatched Variety of Glass Lenses: At VS Eyewear, we understand that each individual has unique visual requirements. Therefore, we provide a comprehensive selection of glass lenses to cater to diverse prescriptions and preferences. Our lens types include single vision, ft-28, and progressive bifocals, ensuring that we can accommodate any vision correction needs.

Furthermore, we believe that style should never be compromised when it comes to eyewear. Hence, our glass lenses are available in various colors, including clear, photogray extra, and photobrown extra. Whether you prefer a classic and transparent look or a tinted lens for added UV protection, we have you covered.

Sunglass Lenses in Glass: For those who enjoy the outdoors and want to shield their eyes from harsh sunlight, VS Eyewear offers an exclusive range of sunglass lenses in glass. Our brown sunglass lenses, gray 3 sunglass lenses, and g-15 sunglass lenses provide exceptional optical clarity while effectively reducing glare. Experience enhanced vision and protection without compromising on style.

Polarized Glass Prescription Lenses: VS Eyewear understands the importance of visual comfort and safety, especially for those who spend significant time in bright and reflective environments. To address this, we offer polarized glass prescription lenses. With our gray, brown, and g-15 polarized lenses, you can enjoy improved visual acuity, reduced glare, and enhanced color perception, ensuring a superior visual experience in even the sunniest conditions.

Advanced Coatings and Mirrors on Glass: To further enhance the performance and durability of our glass lenses, we provide advanced coatings and mirrors. Our anti-reflective (AR) coating minimizes reflections, improves visual clarity, and reduces eye strain. Additionally, our mirror coating options add a stylish touch while providing extra protection against intense light.

High-Index Glass Lenses: VS Eyewear recognizes that some individuals require high-index lenses due to stronger prescriptions. To meet this need, we offer high-index glass lenses in 1.70, 1.80, and 1.90 indexes. These lenses provide a thinner and lighter profile, ensuring both comfort and aesthetics without compromising visual acuity.

Quality and Customer Satisfaction: At VS Eyewear, we prioritize the quality of our products and the satisfaction of our customers. We partner with trusted manufacturers who uphold strict quality control standards, ensuring that every pair of glasses we offer meets the highest optical standards.

Additionally, our customer service team is committed to providing exceptional assistance throughout your eyewear journey. Whether you need help with choosing the right lenses, understanding your prescription, or addressing any concerns, our knowledgeable and friendly staff are here to support you.Conclusion: When it comes to glass prescription glasses and lenses, VS Eyewear stands out as the largest online retailer, offering a vast array of options to suit every individual's needs and preferences. With our extensive range of lens types, colors, coatings, and high-index options, we ensure that you can find the perfect pair of glasses for optimal vision and style. Trust VS Eyewear to deliver exceptional quality, outstanding customer service, and a seamless online shopping experience. Your vision is our priority.

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What Lens Options are Available for Prescription Sunglasses with Glass Lenses?

We at VS Eyewear are proud to offer a variety of options when it comes to obtaining prescription glasses with real glass lenses. We are committed to providing you with superior experience, whether you choose to use your existing frames or browse our online selection.

Our selection of prescription sunglass lenses are designed to meet your individual preferences. We offer regular tints or polarized lenses in various colors for single-vision prescriptions. The Gray 3 sunglasses offer great sun protection, clarity and natural tint. Tan C lenses are a stylish and warm option for those who want a special touch. These lens options let you strike the right balance between optical performance and eye comfort.

Our progressive bifocal glass lenses are also a great solution for people with multifocal. These lenses seamlessly blend distance, intermediate and near vision, allowing for a natural and seamless transition between focal points. Our progressive lenses will allow you to enjoy clear vision from all distances, while still enjoying the superior optical qualities of glass.

We offer mirror or anti-reflective lenses to further customize your prescription sunglasses. Mirror coatings improve the aesthetics and reduce glare of your prescription sunglasses, improving comfort under bright conditions. Anti-reflective lenses reduce unwanted reflections, resulting in a sharper and clearer image.

Glass lenses offer an unmatched optical quality. Glass lens optics is widely considered the gold standard of the eyewear industry. They provide exceptional clarity, color accuracy, and minimal distortion. Glass lenses are unmatched in scratch resistance and offer long-lasting durability. Glass lenses provide the best optical performance and visual clarity.

When you choose VS Eyewear to make your prescription sunglasses with glasses lenses, you will be investing in eyewear of superior quality that provides optimal vision correction and stylish design. It also offers exceptional durability. Glass lenses offer unmatched optical performance, and they are durable. Enjoy the comfort and satisfaction that comes with your prescription sunglasses.

We strive to meet your needs and exceed your expectations by providing you with the best eyewear. Our prescription sunglasses with glasses lenses will elevate your vision and comfort to a whole new level.

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Clip on Flip up Sunglasses – Ditch that Extra Pair of Sunglasses for Convenience and Safety

When wearing prescription lenses, it can be difficult to know what to do during bright sunny days. Glare can be harmful to the eyes and uncomfortable. The glare from the sun can be hazardous while driving. It can interfere with vision, and cause accidents.

Flip-Up sunglasses are a great option for those who wear glasses. Flip-Up shades clip on to plastic or metal frames for prescription lenses and can be used whenever needed. Flip down your sunglasses when you are on the beach, driving or in the car on a sunny afternoon. Flip up your sunglasses when you are inside or the sun has set.

Flip-Ups are clipped onto prescription glasses frames, so you never have to worry about losing or misplacing them. Our patented, durable metal clip-on mechanism at VS eyewear ensures that the Flip-Ups remain firmly in position without slipping or damaging expensive prescription lenses. All Flip-Up styles provide 100% UV protection to block dangerous rays which can cause vision damage. We have wrap-around styles for those who wear larger prescription glasses. This style provides peripheral protection to ensure damaging rays do not enter the eye at any angle.

Flip-up sunglasses are both stylish and practical. VS Eyewear offers a wide range of sizes, colors, and shapes to suit all tastes. Our website offers a wide range of options to suit any prescription lens size or style. There are many color options available, including brown, gray and copper. Flip-Ups are also available in Blu-Gard to protect against HEV blue light, which is a cause of eye strain and can be associated with electronics.

Flip-Up shades allow prescription glasses users to enjoy the sun in style and without worrying about their prescription. Contact us if you have any questions about our Flip Up sunglasses options.

You know what a hassle sunny days can be if you wear glasses.

There's an easier way to avoid the hassle of switching between regular eyewear, sunglasses and prescription lenses. Clip-on Flip Up Sunglasses from VS Eyewear are the ideal product to make switching lenses easier! Our Flip Up Sunglasses have polarized lenses, which will protect your eyes against the harmful UV rays of the sun and also shade them from its scorching glare. The patented flip-up mechanism of our Flip Up Sunglasses is made of all metal and virtually indestructible. It's also scratch-resistant. And it attaches to your glasses frame easily, giving you a pair of tough sunglasses you can wear with just a flip.

Clip-on Flip-Up Sunglasses by VS Eyewear are ideal for those who wear glasses. You will no longer have to search for your sunglasses while driving, on a boat or riding a bike. Clip-on sunglasses give you the option to get rid of the extra pair while still maintaining the functionality of glare-resistant, polarized lenses. Flip Up Sunglasses from Optical Express are highly durable and scratch resistant, so they can be used for any outdoor activity, including a day on the beach, boating, or hiking.

Clip on Flip up Sunglasses from VS Eyewear are available in a wide variety of styles and sizes to fit any lens. You can also choose from a variety of tint shades to suit your needs. You can choose from gray for general sun protection or brown for golfing and fishing, or copper for driving. Clip-on sunglasses from VS Eyewear are made to order and can be customized according to your requirements!Visit our website and shop for our entire selection of Clip-on Flip Up Sunglasses!