When it comes to upgrading your eyewear, choosing the right lens index is crucial for optimal clarity and comfort. At Lenswap, we offer a wide range of lens index options to suit your specific needs. Whether you wear glasses or sunglasses, our customisable lenses will provide you with improved vision and a seamless fit.
Here are the lens index options available at Lenswap:
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1.5: This is the standard lens index option suitable for most prescriptions. It offers good optical performance and is an affordable choice.
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1.6: If you have a moderate prescription, the 1.6 lens index is a great option. It provides thinner and lighter lenses compared to the 1.5 index.
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1.67: For stronger prescriptions, the 1.67 lens index is recommended. It offers even thinner and lighter lenses, reducing the overall weight of your eyewear.
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1.74: The 1.74 lens index is the thinnest and lightest option available. It is ideal for high prescriptions, providing the ultimate in comfort and aesthetics.
At Lenswap, we cater to various types of lenses, including:
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Single Vision: These lenses correct vision for a single distance, such as nearsightedness or farsightedness.
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Bifocals: Bifocal lenses have two distinct areas for near and distance vision, allowing you to see clearly at different distances.
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Multifocals: Multifocal lenses, also known as progressive lenses, provide a seamless transition between near, intermediate, and distance vision.
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Office Lenses: Office lenses are designed for intermediate and near vision, making them perfect for computer work and reading.
At Lenswap, we not only offer new lenses but also provide lens replacement and reglazing services for your existing glasses. Whether you want to update your prescription or replace damaged lenses, our expert team will ensure a precise and accurate fit.
Upgrade your eyewear today with Lenswap's customisable lens options. Experience improved clarity, comfort, and style with our wide selection of lens index options and lens types. Trust the experts at Lenswap for all your eyewear needs.