Fuse Lenses can create Prescription lenses for nearly any style of sunglasses! However, there are a few different styles that we cannot make lenses for; including one-piece/shield-style lenses or frames made entirely out of wood or bone. If you are u
Because of how lenses are made, there are certain limitations or best practices when ordering lenses with a high power. For instance, flatter, smaller frame shapes will have more usable vision area than larger, more curved frames. If you need help or
Both of these lens types can be sometimes referred to as readers or sometimes cheaters. Keep in mind that our single-vision prescription lenses start at $79.99, while our progressive (multi-focal) lenses start at $154.99. Since each pair of our Presc
Fuse offers Polycarbonate, Trivex, or High-Index (1.67) for prescription lenses. Polycarbonate is the most popular lens material. Trivex is a great upgrade for lightweight, highest-quality (most similar to glass) lenses. High-Index is the thinnest an
Single-vision prescription lenses are the most common type of prescription lenses. This type of lens only corrects a single line of vision, which means it is one prescription power throughout the entire lens. If you need to be able to see things far
Progressive lenses are a great option for those in need of lenses with multi-focal capabilities!
Both of these lens types can be sometimes referred to as readers or sometimes cheaters. Keep in mind that our single-vision prescription lenses start at $179 (one focal distance), while our progressive (multi-focal) lenses start at $254. Since each p