Explore our guide to progressive lenses, including lens zones, everyday use, and how to choose the right option for you.
A Guide to Progressive Lenses
One lens. Every distance.
If you're experiencing trouble seeing both near and far or having difficulty using two pairs, you may need progressive lenses.
For seeing things from a distance, like watching TV or driving.
The middle section is ideal for screens and everyday tasks.
The bottom part is for for reading and close-up focus.
Choosing the right frame matters
Progressive lenses need enough space and proper positioning to deliver clear vision at every distance. These features help ensure the best fit and performance.
At least 33mm lens height to support all three vision zones
Balanced shapes that are not too wide, narrow, and rounded
Nose pads to keep lenses aligned at the ideal height
Cato
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Ink
- Locket
- Soybean
- Bronze Tort
Alvaro
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Soybean
- Bronze Tort
- Toasted Peach
Marcie
- $90
- $90
- $90
- Ant
- Sesame
- Nutmeg
Helsinki+
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Bellini
- Charcoal
- Coffee
Ernest
- $70
- $70
- Charcoal
- Miso
Tippy
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Julep
- Nutmeg
- Rosewater
- Giraffe
- Jellyfish
- Crimson
- Ink
- Basalt
Columbus
- $70
- Palomino
Daria
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Rose Taupe
- Dark Smoke
- Cortado
- Julep
- Basil
- Ale
Roosevelt
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Charcoal
- Silver
- Tinsel
Julius
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Gold
- Coin
- Coffee
Clyde
- $70
- $70
- $70
- White Gold
- Chrome
- Charcoal
Magnus
- $70
- $70
- White Gold
- Bronze
Phoebe
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Silver
- Tan
- Tinsel
Casper
- $70
- $70
- Chrome
- Tinsel
Millhouse
- $90
- $90
- $90
- Ant
- Nutmeg
- Mist
Nash
- $70
- $70
- $70
- Soybean
- Charcoal
- Honey
Ollie
- $70
- Charcoal