Replacement Lenses: Eyewear for Everyone

Millions of adults across the country wear prescription eyewear, totaling to over 50% of the adult population. Reports show that these consumers plan to spend about $173 on each glasses purchase, and most need replacement glasses every 1-3 years. Replacement lenses are an alternative to purchasing completely new pairs of glasses, as often glasses frames outlive the lenses. Many eyeglass wearers suffer damage from scratches, breaks, and general wear and tear. 

One may consider replacement lenses for a variety of reasons, as they can upgrade any frames to the latest glasses technology with ease and affordability. When choosing replacement lenses, consumers have their pick of material, types of lens, lens coating, and lens colors to fully customize their experience. Plastic, polycarbonate, and glass are the most common materials of lens types, and lens coatings are most commonly scratch-resistant or UV-protection. Tinted lenses aren’t just for show, and each color has unique benefits for the wearer. Some people with dyslexia even report fewer problems when wearing tinted lenses. Finally, for those extra sunny days, polarized replacement lenses can be added to any frames with or without a prescription, as well as transition or photochromic lenses.

Eyeglass wearers can receive these glasses with new lenses very quickly and with ease, delivered right to their doorstep. Living with clear vision doesn’t have to be a chore, and with replacement lenses, it is made easy, quick, and affordable.

Source: LensFactory