Sunglasses Deals, prescription sunglasses

How to choose

Select any of our eyeglasses frames.

If you have a prescription, you should fill it first.
If not, you should click the “Non-prescription”.

In the “Lens Type” chosen step, find out “Sunglasses”.

There will be four choices, you could decide which one to choose.

lens options

Fashion Tints

GRADIENT TINTS

Fashion Tints

Our wide tint selection lets you express yourself in shades that are uniquely you. Available in pink, purple, blue, gray, brown, and green. Whether you want a light tint for a more fashion-forward look, or a darker tint to comfortably shield your eyes from the sun, adding a tint to your pair is easy.

GRADIENT TINTS

Gradient tints are darkest at the top of the lens and gradually get lighter towards the bottom. They are a chic choice for outdoor sunglasses. Our gradient tint options include: pink, purple, blue, gray, and brown.

Polarized

Polarized light is created when light is reflected off horizontal surfaces such as roads, water, or snow. We are able to keep this light from affecting our vision by wearing lenses with a vertically oriented filter. Polarized lenses feature a special coating that makes them block horizontally polarized light. This provides better visual acuity compared to standard tinted sunglasses. Prices start at $78.95.

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Polarized

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Mirror, Mirror

Mirrored sunglasses are sunglasses with a reflective optical coating (called a mirror coating or flash coating) on the outside of the lenses to make them appear like small mirrors. This coating will decrease the amount of light to your eyes, reduce glare, and increase clarity and visibility. We offer the following mirror options: Orange, Blue, Pink, and Silver. Prices start at $29.95.

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Photochromic

Photochromic lenses are coated with special molecules that change shape and absorb light when exposed to UV rays. It is this reaction that causes them to darken in sunlight. When taken away from UV light, the process reverses, causing the lenses to gradually become lighter. The lenses typically take around 15 minutes to fully darken, although some change will be seen within the first minute.

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