Buy Eyeglasses Online in Montana: Skip the Long Drive

In a lot of Montana, the nearest optical shop is a real drive, and getting glasses can mean two trips: one to order and one to pick up. If you already have a current prescription, you can buy eyeglasses online in Montana and have them shipped to your door, whether that's in Billings, Missoula or a ranch outside Miles City.

What you need

A current eyeglass prescription with SPH, CYL and Axis for each eye. Your eye doctor has to give you a copy after your exam. Here's how to read it.
Your PD. If it's not written down, you can measure your PD at home.
A Montana shipping address, anywhere in the state.

What eyeglasses cost online in Montana

Everyday frames are $79 with single vision prescription lenses, and prescription safety glasses are $149. Shipping to Montana is free. Montana has no general sales tax, and we don't add any at checkout.

Lens upgrades are optional and priced up front: polycarbonate +$15, hi-index 1.67 +$45, anti-glare from +$35, a solid sunglass tint +$20, and light-adaptive lenses from +$55.

Lenses built for Big Sky country

Photochromic or tinted lenses for snow and altitude. UV gets stronger as you go higher, and fresh snow reflects a lot of it back up at you. Photochromic and Transitions lenses darken outside automatically. A solid gray or brown tint turns any frame into prescription sunglasses for driving and fishing.
Polycarbonate for the outdoors. Hunting, hiking, skiing or just a truck with a rough gravel road: polycarbonate is light and far more impact-resistant than standard plastic.
Anti-glare for long night drives. Long stretches of I-90 and I-15 after dark are easier with less headlight glare.

Compare materials in polycarbonate vs. high-index lenses.

Prescription safety glasses for work

Ranching, construction, oil and gas, mining, welding shops: lots of Montana jobs call for eye protection. Our prescription safety glasses are $149 with single vision lenses, including wraparound styles and frames with side shields. If your job requires ANSI Z87.1-rated eyewear, check your employer's requirements and email us before ordering. Read more in our prescription safety glasses guide.