A single-vision prescription corrects one type of vision issue, providing clarity for either near or far sight. It addresses four common vision problems: nearsightedness (myopia), where objects in the distance appear blurry and are corrected with a negative (-) prescription; farsightedness (hyperopia), where close-up objects are hard to see and are corrected with a positive (+) prescription; astigmatism, which causes blurred vision due to an irregularly shaped cornea and is corrected with cylindrical lenses; and presbyopia, an age-related condition that makes it difficult to focus on nearby objects, usually requiring reading glasses or a prescription with near correction.

You can upload, email, or manually enter your prescription details on the website. Check out the complete guide here: How To Order Prescription Lenses Online.

Yes you can. Just email us your prescription after purchasing. Your order will not be shipped without receiving your prescription first.

Definitely. Some people wear their single-vision glasses only when needed, like for reading or driving, but you can wear them all day if preferred.

If you have difficulty seeing clearly at either a distance or up close, a single-vision prescription may be right for you.

Yes, all frame styles are available with single-vision lenses.

Progressive lenses correct near, intermediate, and distance vision in one seamless lens, ideal for presbyopia. While single vision lenses have a uniform prescription for either distance or near vision.

Prices vary based on the brand, lens material, and added treatments. To see the final cost, choose a frame and customize your lenses.