When Do You Need High-Index Lenses: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you tired of your glasses feeling like heavy anchors on your nose? Do you wish you could enjoy thinner, lighter lenses without compromising your vision? If so, high-index lenses might be…
1.80 High Index Lenses
Looking for an ultra-thin lens option that caters to high prescription needs? Our 1.80 high index lenses offer the ultimate in sleek, lightweight eyewear designed to meet the demands of those with stronger prescriptions. These lenses take high index options to the next level, combining top-tier optical performance with a sophisticated profile that keeps your frames looking refined without added thickness.
At RX Safety, we use advanced materials in our 1.80 lenses to provide an exceptionally slim and durable solution. With a high refractive index, these lenses reduce edge thickness, creating a more compact design that balances strength, comfort, and style. Available in a variety of tints and coatings, these lenses offer a high degree of customization, allowing you to choose options that complement your personal style and lifestyle needs.
key features OF 1.80 HIGH INDEX LENSES
1.67 vs 1.74 vs 1.80 high index lenses
Thickness & Weight
1.80 high index lenses offer the thinnest profile available among high-index materials, even slimmer than the 1.74 lenses. They provide a remarkably lightweight experience that enhances comfort, making them an excellent choice for individuals with high prescriptions who prioritize minimal bulk.
Versatility
Thanks to the advanced high-index material, 1.80 lenses allow for superior clarity and vision correction, even in cases where a high degree of prescription is needed. They are optimized for single-vision and progressive lenses, providing excellent versatility without compromising on optical performance.
Aesthetics
These lenses deliver a polished, slim appearance that minimizes the thickness commonly associated with higher prescriptions. This makes them an attractive option for wearers seeking a low-profile look that doesn’t detract from frame style.
cost
As the highest-grade high-index lens, 1.80 lenses typically represent a premium investment for those desiring the slimmest and most lightweight solution available. They are ideal for those willing to prioritize ultra-thin aesthetics and advanced material quality.
HOW TO ORDER high index glasses
1.
SELECT THE FRAME
At Rx-Safety, we proudly offer a wide range of high index Glasses to provide optimal solutions for individuals with strong prescriptions. Check out our High Index Glasses collection here.
After choosing the perfect frame, click in ‘select prescription lenses’
2.
select prescription
type & material
Inside our prescription form, you can select your prescription type. Choose between single vision and progressive bifocal. Then, you will choose your lens material. This is where you select your high index lenses.
AFTER CHOOSING YOUR PRESCRIPTION TYPE, SELECT HIGH INDEX LENSES UNDER LENS MATERIAL
3.
choose LENS tint
& COATINGS
Customize your lenses by choosing your lens color, including Transition options. The high index lenses can also be upgraded with special coatings such as anti-fog and anti-reflective to improve the overall performance of the glasses.
SELECT YOUR FAVORITE LENS COLOR & YOUR PREFERRED COATINGS TO UPGRADE YOUR HIGH INDEX LENS
4.
add your prescription
Now it is the time to upload or fill your prescription information. You’re done! The rest is with us. We will work on your high index glasses and deliver to your address.
add your prescription information
Explore our collection of high index glasses to discover your ideal pair. Personalize your prescription eyewear by incorporating 1.80 high index lenses. These lenses provide unparalleled vision correction and a streamlined profile that seamlessly complements your style, giving you both function and a chic look that stands out.
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