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PD measurement mostly falls within the 46mm to 76mm range. If your PD is way different, please
double check.
If your prescription lists two numbers, such as PD 65/62. This 65 is thedistance-vision PD.
This 62 is the "reading" or "near-vision" PD. U can use this 62 if you need single-vision reading glasses.
Oftentimes, your eye doctor gives a PD as 33/35.5; this is the mesurements from the center of
the nose to one eye. You can add these two numbers togather, your PD is 33+35.5=68.5

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Please follow the six steps below to put your order:
Step 1: This frame has some color choices for you to choose. Click
one of the radio buttons on the left to make the choice.
Step 2: From the 12 lens categories, choose one of them according
to your need. Please notice that only the first of the categories is free
with the purchase of frame.
Step 3:Correctly enter your prescription got from a certified doctor.
For bifocal lenses or progressive lenses, We need both your SPH
and ADD information. PD is required for either choice.
Step 4: Choose some options from option list. This is not required .
Step 5: Give us your prefered shipping area and method by click the
corresponding area button and method button.
Step 6: Double check your selection, prices and total. If everything
is accurate and satisfied, push confirm button to confirm this order.
You will be guided to a new page showing you all the products you
put into the shopping cart. there you can remove some orders which
are not the best choices, then continoue your shopping or check out.

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Single Vision Lenses are the standard eyeglass prescription.
These glasses are for one field of vision across the entire lens,
whether specifically for distance vision, near-vision reading glasses
or somewhere in-between such as computer-distance glasses.
1.56 Mid Index Lens, thinner than 1.50, available range:
0~-800/ Cyl 0~-200; +25~+600/ Cyl: 0~-200

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1.56 Index Sunsor Transitional Lens, also called 1.56 photochromic lens that
contains the photochromic dyes that are fully incorporated into the material. The
lenses respond to UV light and changes color into gray or Brown, like sunglasses.
When indoors, Gray and Brown lenses go back to clear within 1-2 minutes.
Available Power Range: 0~-800/ Cyl 0~-200; +25~+600/ Cyl: 0~-200

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Lined Bifocal: Traditional style of bifocal with two powers, distance and
reading. The top is designated for distance-vision or computer-distance and
the bottom for near-vision work such as reading.
All Bifocal Lens needs frames to be at least 32mm in lens height. Please
choose from our frame collection for Bifocal lenses.

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Progressive lens has three fields of vision, lines are invisible. It is
sometimes called "no-line bifocal" or "no-line multifocal".
Please note all progressive lenses must have 32mm or more in lens
height in order to achieve the effect of feeling comfortable.

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Progressive Lens: Design includes three fields of vision, without lines,
and is sometimes referred to as a "no-line bifocal" or "no-line multifocal".
The total lens height for any Progressive lens must be 32mm or greater.
Sunsor Transitional Lens, also called 1.56 photochromic lens that contains
the photochromic dyes that are fully incorporated into the material. The lenses
respond to UV light and changes color into gray or Brown, like sunglasses.
When indoors, Gray and Brown lenses go back to clear within 1-2 minutes.
1.56 Mid Index Lens, thinner than 1.50, available range: 0~-800/ Cyl 0~-200;
+25~+600/ Cyl: 0~-200

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Hi-index 1.61 Lens: Thinner than 1.56 lens;
Available Power range: 0~-800/ Cyl 0~-200; +25~+600/ Cyl: 0~-200

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Progressive Lens: Design includes three fields of vision, without lines,
and is sometimes referred to as "no-line bifocal" or "no-line multifocal".
The total lens height for any Progressive lens must be 32mm or greater.
If you can not find the progressive lens choices under this step, that
means the frame you chosen can not fit progressive lenses. You have to
change frame if you insist on progressive lenses.

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Progressive Lens: Design includes three fields of vision, without lines,
and is sometimes referred to as "no-line bifocal" or "no-line multifocal".
The total lens height for any Progressive lens must be 32mm or greater.

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Progressive Lens: Design includes three fields of vision without lines,
and is sometimes referred to as "no-line bifocal" or "no-line multifocal".
The total lens height for any Progressive lens must be 32mm or greater.

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Super Thin 1.67 Lens: Thinner than 1.61, Power range: -300~-900/0~-200;
+250~+900/ Cyl: 0~-250; Please make sure to choose smaller eyesize
frames to help make the lenses thin and strong. If frame is too big, lenses
shall still be thick and heavy and your money doesn't pay off.

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Extr Supper Thin 1.74 Lens: Thinnest Lens, good for power range 700-2000;
Make sure to choose smaller eyesize frames as the strong powers shall make
the lens heavy and look very thick if your frame is too big in size.

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Extr Supper Thin 1.74 Lens: Thinnest Lens, good for power range 700-2000;
Make sure to choose smaller eyesize frames as the strong powers shall make
the lens heavy and look very thick if your frame is too big in size.

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Anti Reflective (AR) coating is a layered metal oxide coating applied
to both sides of the lens that effectively reduces the reflections on the
lens surface and helps more light go through the lens.

AR coating makes the lenses appear thinner and greatly reduces reflec-
tions. At night, AR coatings are especially effective as the annoying
glare, reflections and halos around lights shall be drastically reduced.

You will feel much more comfortable and safer while driving at night.

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Tint—This is totally different from the transitional or photochromic lens that
change color based on sunlight strength. Tint is a permanent color on the
lens, there are several options here offered.
80% tint is a dark sunglass tint for bright outdoor conditions. You can
choose Amber and gray if you wish to have a pair of prescription sunglasses.
50% tint is a medium-light sunglass tint. This tint is usable indoors, it gives
some medium sunshade protection outdoors.
10% tint is a fairly light fashion tint barely noticeable.
All of our eyeglass lenses, both tinted and nontinted clear, have 100% UV
protection against harmful sunrays.

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We have made this special offer, all our clip on are high quality,
well fit and designed to match your ordered frames. Lenses are
polarized and 80% amber (grey). With this added onto your order,
your eyeglasses will become a prescription sunglass.
We will cut the lenses for whatever shape in order to fit well with
the frames. They shall be worth $50-90 in most of US retail stores.
You can order more than one pair for your own convenience.

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We used to put four colors(Black, Burgundy, White, Blue) as one set,
so you have to order this products at a increment of 4, ie. 4, 8, 12 ...

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Case001         Case002         Case003         Case004

We have four kind of beautful cases shown above for you to choose.

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OD & OS: OD (Oculus Dexter) is right eye, OS (Oculus Sinister) is left eye, both are Latin words.

SPH: Spherical is the refractive correction for near (-) or far (+) sightedness. PL or Plano means Zero.

CYL & Axis: Cylinder and Axis refers to the correction for an astigmatism. It describes the oblong
condition of the eye. CYL is the extent of the oblongedness while the Axis is the angle, from 1 to 180
degrees of the astigmatism. If "DS" or "Sph" is written in the Cylinder space, it simply means no
correction and you can enter 0 on the order form. Axis – angle of the correction for the astigmatism
in the eye from 1 to 180. The Axis value is usually in 3 digits.

ADD: It is the correction for bifocal reading/near-vision. You need to enter the power # if you are ordering
Bifocals or Progressives lenses. If you simply want single-vision, you may neglect the Add number.

PD:Pupillary Distance is the distance between the pupils (central point) of the eyes. An Optician or an
optometrist can measure this for you, you can also ask family member to measure it for you. Find a
ruler and measure the distance from the center of one pupil to the center of the other. You need to look
straight forward, focusing on a distant object. PD measurement mostly falls within the 46mm to 76mm
range. If your prescription lists two numbers, such as PD 65/62. This 65 is thedistance-vision PD.
This 62 is the "reading" or "near-vision" PD. U can use this 62 if you need single-vision reading glasses.
Oftentimes, your eye doctor gives a PD as 33/35.5; this is the mesurements from the center of the nose
to one eye. You can add these two numbers togather, your PD is 33+35.5=68.5