How To Order.
Ordering your designer glasses online from smart eye care is so easy. If you get stuck, we are here to help you. If ordering prescription lenses, ensure to have or can get a copy from your optician or optometrist. First, choose a designer frame – we have created online glasses guide to help you decide.
Your Prescription Explained.
There are many different categories of lenses. They include:
1. Single vision lenses. They are single prescription generally throughout the lens. They are used for general vision and people wear them all the time. Or specifically for tasks such as reading, driving and using the computer.
Long and Short Sight
When your eyes are longsighted the object you are looking at in the distance may be clear but as it come closer to you it begins get to more of a stain to see and can be more blurred.
Lenses that correct this type of vision are called convex lenses. They have a shape that is thinner at the edge but thicker towards the centre of the lens.
The numbers written in the prescription will have a plus sign to denote this e.g. +2.00
Spherical and Astigmatism Components.
This refers to the shape of the optical system used to model the eye. So, a spherical prescription represents an optical system (that bends the incoming light) as if it’s passing through sphere or football.
Your PD Explained.
This stands for interpupillary distance. It is the distance between the centres of the right and left pupils when looking directly straight into the distance. This also refer to the distance PD.
Glasses Shape and Size Guide.
Our in-house fashion team in collaboration with world leading brands have looked at face shapes, glasses shapes and created the essential look book. It will help to stylise you so that you look super fabulous in our designer glasses.
Lenses Guide
There are many different categories of lenses. They include…
Single vision lenses. They are single prescription generally throughout the lens. They are used for general vision and people wear them all the time. Or specifically for tasks such as reading, driving and using the computer.
The Lens Type and Lens Material Guide
Most spectacle lenses are made of plastic materials. Glass lenses as also available but much less common nowadays. More often they are reserve for very high prescription such a thinner finish can be achieve since they are available in higher refractive indices.
Coatings and the Blue filter
Our lab experts using high grade technological processes and machinery, can apply a range of coatings to a lens to protect your sight. Some also provide comfortable vision whatever your lifestyle…