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World
Optic offers discount pricing on quality lenses with a
one to three day turn around on most lenses. We also
house over a 1,000 frame collection, including some of
the hottest designer and brand names in the eyewear
industry.
Click on our "Frames"
link to see some of our collection. Do you have your own
frame that you want to put lenses in? We can put lenses
in almost any frame. We also offer
amazing discounts on eyewear in our "Exclusive
Offers" link. Feel free to visit our showroom
and knowledgeable staff and see why we have become
one of Southern California's Premier Opticals. |
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There are many facets to spectacle lenses to consider
when creating a set of eyeglasses. The composition of a
spectacle lens consists of the lens style, type,
material, and premium qualities if any. Below are the
different categories with a brief description along with
links for an in-depth look at each categories
structure.
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Lens Styles |
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About Lens Styles |
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Lens Styles |
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The lens style identifies what function the lens
may serve, whether it is no prescription or a
prescription lens to help address visual
correction. The lens style helps to identify the
lens' spherical power (Plus + or Minus -) or if
it has no prescription. However, there are other
faucets to prescription lenses like a cylinder
and/or ADD power to accommodate correction
needed for
astigmatism and
presbyopia. To the left
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Prescription Lens |
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Lens Type |
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About Lens Type |
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Single Vision |
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The Type of lens dictates its
functional use.
Single vision is
a mono visual lens yielding a single field of vision; whether there
is no prescription or a single RX prescription.
Many multi-focal lens are attributed to
presbyopia, which leads the user to many
lens options including
bifocals, trifocals, progressive, double segment, quadra-focal and
computer lenses. To the left you will find links to help
identify the characteristics of each respective lens. |
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Bifocal |
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Trifocal |
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Progressive |
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Computer lens |
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Double Segment |
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Quadra-focal |
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Lens Material |
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About Lens Materials -
Mediums |
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Plastic (CR-39) |
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The
Material/Medium offers the user a wide range of options from
protection from hazardous elements to comfort by producing a thinner
lens to the maximum durability offered. All these
materials have strong qualities, but may have other
characteristics to consider depending on usage and prescription. The
links to the left should help tailor the ideal lenses for individual
lifestyles. |
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Polycarbonate |
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Trivex |
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High Index |
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Glass |
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Premium Lenses |
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About Premium Lenses |
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Photo-chromatic (Transitions) |
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Premium lenses offer the latest in technology. These lenses are
often referred to as specialty lenses. For the most part these
lenses enhance aesthetics and functional use to fit active
lifestyles, niche functions and/or extreme prescriptions. There is
usually sophisticated technology involved with
premium lenses, which is also accompanied with
premium pricing. To the left are links providing
more information of each respective premium lens. |
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Polarized |
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Drivewear |
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Aspheric |
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All images and
literature above are Copy written by Solis Inc. Any use
with out the written consent
of Solis Inc. is strictly prohibited. |
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All literature on
this website is strictly for reference. Specifications
for individual needs may vary. Please consult with a
doctor or licensed Optician to accommodate individual
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