Standard anti-glare
$79 base pair + $35 standard anti-glare coating.
Single vision lenses · complete-pair prices
Anti-glare prescription glasses
Add an anti-reflective coating to an everyday single vision pair. Standard anti-glare adds $35 to the $79 base; Crizal Easy adds $50.
Complete-pair price examples
Crizal Easy anti-glare
$79 base pair + $50 Crizal Easy coating.
Polycarbonate + standard AR
$79 base + $15 polycarbonate + $35 standard anti-glare.
Before prescription charges and further options. These are specific everyday frame and single vision lens configurations. Your entered prescription and selected options determine the final checkout total.
Choose a frame, then build your lenses
Compare real frames and measurements
Frame cards show the $79 everyday base price. Select the lens option on the product page; upgrades and prescription charges change the complete total.
Anti-glare is a coating choice.
Anti-glare and anti-reflective are names used for this coating option. Choose No anti-glare, Standard anti-glare or Crizal Easy in the coating section on the frame page. Select one coating option; the $35 and $50 choices are alternatives, not two charges you need to combine.
Lens material is a separate selection. Standard anti-glare on standard plastic makes the $114 example. Adding polycarbonate as well makes $129. Standard anti-glare with high-index 1.67 makes $159 before any prescription surcharge.
Crizal Easy is the Crizal option offered in this checkout. We are not offering every Crizal product under the same name or price. Review the specific option selected before payment.
Set the right expectations for a coating.
A coating does not change your prescription or turn single vision lenses into progressives. It is not sold here as a treatment for a vision problem, a guarantee of safer night driving or a blue-light filter. Contact your eye-care provider about a vision concern rather than choosing a coating based on a promise like that.
The frame measurements and bridge design still matter. Compare them with a comfortable pair, then use the supplied eyeglass prescription for your intended distance or reading purpose.
Our anti-glare buying guide explains what to consider. Compare polycarbonate combinations or high-index combinations to budget for the whole pair, not just the coating.
Check your order before card payment.
- Confirm the frame measurements, color and size.
- Select the material, coating and tint choices you want.
- Provide your current eyeglass prescription and the PD for its intended purpose.
- Review the calculated total, shipping address and email before paying.
We currently make single vision glasses. Contact us before ordering if your prescription includes an ADD; bifocals and progressives are not available yet.
Shipping is free to Michigan, Delaware, Oregon and Montana. Most basic pairs ship within 2 business days, followed by carrier transit. Optional lenses may have different production timing; confirm timing before ordering for a deadline.
Prescription orders are custom-made. Change-of-mind, style and fit returns are not accepted. Report qualifying errors, defects or shipping damage within 14 days under our remake and refund policy. Follow the complete ordering checklist before payment.
Questions before ordering
Is anti-glare included in the $79 base pair?
No. Standard anti-glare adds $35; Crizal Easy adds $50. The everyday base includes standard plastic single vision lenses without an anti-glare upgrade.
Do I add both coating charges for Crizal Easy?
No. Select Crizal Easy instead of Standard anti-glare. The Crizal Easy upgrade is $50, not $35 plus $50.
Is anti-glare the same as a blue-light filter?
No blue-light filtering claim is made for these coating options. Choose based on the specific option listed in checkout.
What if I want both polycarbonate and Crizal Easy?
The example is $79 base + $15 polycarbonate + $50 Crizal Easy = $144 before other options or prescription charges.