Explore our collection of prescription eyeglasses, selected for comfortable everyday wear, dependable construction, and a wide range of modern and classic styles. Find frames in multiple colors, materials, shapes, and sizes, then customize your pair with the prescription lens options that fit your vision and lifestyle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our collection includes prescription-ready frames in classic, modern, minimalist, and statement styles. Options may include acetate, metal, titanium, flexible, full-rim, and semi-rimless designs.
Yes. Many frames can be customized with prescription lenses. Availability depends on the frame, your prescription, and the lens options you select.
Depending on the frame and prescription, options may include single vision, bifocal, progressive, reading, high-index, photochromic, tinted, polarized, and specialty lens designs.
Compare the lens width, bridge width, and temple length printed inside your current glasses with the measurements listed on the product page. A similar set of measurements usually provides a familiar fit.
Materials vary by model and may include acetate, stainless steel, titanium, lightweight metal alloys, and flexible plastics. Check each product page for the exact construction.
Look for a frame that balances your features and fits comfortably across the bridge and temples. Angular frames can add definition to rounder faces, while rounded shapes can soften more angular features, but comfort and personal style matter most.
Blue-light-filtering options may be available on qualifying frames and prescriptions. Review the lens choices shown during product customization.
A smaller, well-centered frame combined with a high-index lens can often reduce lens thickness and weight. Contact our team if you need help selecting a suitable frame and lens combination.
Frame-only availability varies by product. Check the individual product page or contact VS Eyewear to confirm the available purchase options.
Clean the lenses with a microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaner, store the glasses in a protective case, and avoid placing them lens-side down. Have significant fit adjustments performed by an optical professional.
