Frame + high-index 1.67
$79 everyday base pair + $45 material upgrade.
Single vision lenses · complete-pair prices
1.67 high-index prescription glasses
Compare the 1.67 high-index material option for your single vision pair. It adds $45 to the $79 everyday base, making a $124 starting configuration.
Complete-pair price examples
High-index + anti-glare
$79 base + $45 high-index + $35 standard anti-glare.
High-index + solid tint
$79 base + $45 high-index + $20 solid tint.
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.
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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.
Know which index you are ordering.
Our selectable high-index option is 1.67. Choose Hi-index 1.67 under lens material on the frame page. We are not advertising a 1.74 option here, and the $45 upgrade does not include an anti-glare coating automatically.
High-index 1.67 is offered as a thinner lens material option for stronger prescriptions. Final lens thickness also depends on your prescription and frame size. We do not guarantee a specific thickness, weight or percentage reduction for every order.
Use your own current eyeglass prescription, including the separate values for each eye. Contact us before ordering if you need help checking material availability for that prescription.
Compare the frame before deciding on the upgrade.
Start with the size of a comfortable pair. A smaller lens opening and a larger one produce different finished lens shapes, even when you choose the same material. The six frames above let you compare several shapes and measurements; they are not a clinical recommendation for every strong prescription.
The $124 example is a frame with standard single vision lenses upgraded to 1.67 material. Standard anti-glare takes that example to $159. Crizal Easy adds $50 instead of the $35 standard coating, making that example $174 before prescription charges.
Stronger-prescription charges are separate from the material upgrade. Review the amount calculated when you enter your prescription at checkout. Compare the $94 polycarbonate configuration and our material comparison guide if you are weighing the choices.
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
Do you offer 1.74 high-index lenses?
The high-index option selectable in our online store is 1.67. Contact us about requirements outside the listed options before placing an order.
Does $124 include anti-glare?
No. That example includes the everyday frame and single vision lenses with the $45 high-index material upgrade. Coatings are priced separately.
Will high-index remove a prescription surcharge?
No. The material upgrade and any calculated stronger-prescription charge are separate parts of the complete total.
Can you promise a particular lens thickness?
No. Prescription, frame shape and frame size affect the finished lens. Ask us about your specific order before paying if thickness is a deciding factor.