Eyeglass Brands

VS Eyewear provides single vision, lined bifocal (FT-28), progressive no-line lenses, high-index lenses, computer lenses, readers, and prescription sunglasses. Each option is crafted by experienced optical technicians for accuracy and clarity.

Yes. VS Eyewear can fill prescriptions in most customer-supplied frames, depending on lens compatibility and frame condition.

We offer a full range of materials, including:

• CR-39 Plastic

• Polycarbonate (impact resistant)

• Trivex (lightweight & durable)

• High-Index 1.67, 1.70, and 1.74

• Real Glass Lenses (a VS Eyewear specialty)

Each material offers different benefits depending on prescription strength, durability needs, and comfort preferences.

Yes—VS Eyewear is one of the few U.S. companies still specializing in real glass prescription lenses, offering unmatched scratch resistance and optical clarity.

Customers often choose:

• Anti-Reflective (AR)

• Scratch-Resistant Coating

• Anti-Fog Coating

• Blue-Light Filter

• UV Protection

• Photochromic/Transitions Lenses

These upgrades improve comfort, clarity, and lens durability.

Check the inside of your current frame arm for these measurements:

• Lens Width

• Bridge Width

• Temple Length
  Match these numbers to the frame’s product description for the best fit.

Most orders ship within 5–15 business days, depending on lens complexity, upgrades, and coatings.

We offer a wide range of premium and value brands, including:
Eye Q Eyewear, Eight to Eighty, Brooklyn Heights, Affordable Designs, Serafina, Maxx Designs, Flexon, Nike, Costa, and many more—including safety, glass-lens, and specialty collections.

Yes. We provide ANSI Z87.1-certified safety eyewear, radiation lead glasses, laser safety glasses, and industrial-grade protective eyewear—most available in prescription.

Because prescription lenses are custom-made, returns are not eligible for refunds, but VS Eyewear offers remake options to ensure optical accuracy and customer satisfaction.

Absolutely. We offer full guides explaining SPH, CYL, Axis, ADD, and PD so you can confidently choose the correct lenses. Our customer support team can also assist with questions.

Use mild soap or lens-safe cleaner and a microfiber cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, alcohol-based cleaners, and paper towels, which can damage coatings.

Prescription glasses are customized eyeglasses made using your eye doctor’s prescription. They help correct refractive errors such as nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), astigmatism, and presbyopia.

A standard prescription includes:

• SPH (Sphere): Strength for nearsightedness or farsightedness

• CYL (Cylinder): Astigmatism correction

• Axis: Position of astigmatism

• ADD: Power for reading and bifocals/progressives

• PD (Pupillary Distance): Distance between your pupils

Most providers recommend updating your prescription every 1–2 years. An expired or outdated prescription can cause eye strain, headaches, or blurred vision.

Common lens types include:

• Single Vision (distance or reading)

• Lined Bifocals (FT-28)

• Progressive No-Line Lenses

• Computer/Office Lenses

• Readers (non-Rx)

• Bifocals: Have a visible line and two vision zones (distance + near).

• Progressives: No visible line and offer a smooth transition between distance, intermediate, and near vision.