Single Vision Digital Lenses
Digitally surfaced single vision lenses offer sharper peripheral vision and wider clear zones compared to standard lenses. Includes anti-reflective and blue-blocking coatings.
What Are Digital Lenses?
Digital (also called high-definition or free-form) single vision lenses are surfaced using computer-controlled equipment that produces a lens with significantly more prescription points across the surface than conventional lenses. The result is crisper, clearer vision — especially toward the edges of the lens.
How Digital Surfacing Works
Traditional lenses are manufactured using a limited set of moulds. Digital lenses are surfaced in increments of 0.01 diopter (vs. 0.25 diopter for standard), allowing the lab to dial in your exact prescription with far greater precision.
- Sharper peripheral vision — less distortion at the edges
- Wider field of clear vision — better performance in large frames
- Customized to your exact Rx — not rounded to the nearest 0.25
Included Coatings
Digital single vision lenses include anti-reflective coating and blue light filtering — reducing screen glare and protecting against high-energy visible light from digital devices.
Best For
- People who wear glasses all day and notice peripheral blur
- Anyone working at screens for extended periods
- Higher prescriptions where edge distortion is more noticeable
Common Questions
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