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KITS | Kim

Frame price: $28

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Standard Progressives

Progressive glasses, also known as multifocal or varifocal glasses, are a type of eyewear designed to address multiple vision problems in a single pair of glasses. They provide a seamless and convenient solution for individuals who have difficulty seeing objects clearly at different distances. Unlike traditional bifocal or trifocal glasses that have visible lines separating different lens powers, progressive glasses feature a gradual transition of lens powers. This means that wearers can smoothly shift their gaze from near to intermediate to distant objects without the need for multiple pairs of glasses.

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Enhanced Progressives

Enhanced progressives, also known as high-definition or wide-view progressives, are an advanced type of progressive glasses that offer a wider field of view compared to traditional progressive lenses. These lenses are specially designed using advanced optical technology to minimize distortions and expand the usable area of vision. With enhanced progressives, wearers can experience improved peripheral vision, allowing for a more natural and comfortable visual experience. Whether it's reading, using digital devices, or engaging in various activities, enhanced progressives provide wearers with a broader and more immersive visual experience.

Light Transitioning

Light transitioning lenses offer convenient and versatile eyewear benefits. They automatically adjust their tint in response to changing light conditions, providing UV protection, glare reduction, and improved visual comfort. With light transitioning lenses, wearers can enjoy all-day eye protection and optimal vision without the need to switch between different pairs of glasses.

Blue Light Blocking

Blue light glasses offer benefits such as reducing eye strain and fatigue from digital screens, alleviating symptoms of digital eye strain, improving sleep quality by minimizing melatonin disruption, and potentially helping with migraine prevention. They provide a practical solution to mitigate the negative effects of excessive blue light exposure, promoting visual comfort and overall well-being.

Polarized Sun

Polarized sunglasses offer a significant benefit in reducing glare and improving visual clarity, especially in bright outdoor environments. These sunglasses are equipped with a special polarizing filter that blocks horizontally oriented light waves, such as glare reflected off water, pavement, or snow. By eliminating glare, polarized sunglasses enhance visual comfort, reduce eye strain, and provide better color perception. They are particularly beneficial for outdoor activities such as driving, boating, skiing, and beach outings.

Blue Light Blocking

Protect your eyes from the harmful effects of blue light and from digital screen fatigue

Blue Light Coating

Blue light blocking coating is a thin layer applied to the surface of regular lenses, designed to block or filter out a portion of blue light. This coating can be added to various types of lenses, including prescription lenses and non-prescription eyewear.

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Standard Progressive Lenses Start at $40

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If you already have a pair of glasses, you can compare the measurements to your current frame. Just look inside your temple to find your frame measurements. The overall frame size is a combination of lens and bridge's width measurements.

	Lens Width	Bridge Width	Temple Length
XS	< 42 mm	< 16 mm	< = 128 mm
S	42 mm - 48 mm	16 mm - 17 mm	128 mm - 134 mm
M	49 mm - 52 mm	18 mm - 19 mm	135 mm - 141 mm
L	> 52 mm	> 19 mm	> = 141 mm

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Single Vision

Corrects for one field of vision (near, intermediate or far)

Progressives

Corrects near, intermediate, and far fields of vision in one lens so you don't have to switch between multiple pairs.

Readers

Offers simple magnification for reading.

Reading

For reading and up-close

Simple Readers

Prescription Readers

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KITS | Kim

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Standard Progressives

Smooth transition from near to intermediate to distant objects.
Easy adaptation.
Lenses starting from $40.

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Enhanced Progressives New

Enhance visual clarity and a more immersive visual experience.
Improved peripheral vision
Shorter adaptation period
Lenses starting from $128.

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WHAT IS PUPILLARY DISTANCE?
TWO PUPILLARY DISTANCE NUMBERS

Pupillary Distance (PD) is the distance between your left and right pupil, expressed in mm. This value normally ranges from 54mm to 68mm for most adults and between 42mm and 54mm for children. If your prescription has a different PD measurement for each eye, click "I have more than one PD" to enter in both values. Click here to measure your PD using our tool.

If your Pupillary Distance consists of two numbers, it is measured as the distance between the centers of each pupil to the bridge of the nose. Dual Pupillary distances are usually written in this format: #/#. The first number is the right eye, and second number refers to the left eye. Both numbers should be less than 40. If your prescription has a different PD measurement for each eye, click "I have more than one PD" to enter in both values. Click here to measure your PD using our tool.

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Light Transitioning

Lenses that adapt to changing light conditions, offering UV protection and glare reduction.

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Transparent lenses for everyday use

Light Transitioning

Lenses that adapt to changing light conditions, offering UV protection and glare reduction.

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Clear

Transparent lenses for everyday use

Light Transitioning

Lenses that adapt to changing light conditions, offering UV protection and glare reduction.

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Blue Light Blocking

Fillters out blue light emitted by digital screens, LED lights, and sunlight and reduces eye strain, fatigue from blue light.

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Polarized Sun

Reduce glare, improve visual clarity, and enhance color perception. (original lenses will be replaced)

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KITS | Kim

Frame price: $28

Frame price: ~~$28~~ $14.00

About Blue Light Blocking

Blue light is part of the visible light spectrum that is harmful in high doses, it's emitted from screens such as phones, laptops and televisions, and results in tired, overworked eyes. Select blue light filtering lenses and benefit from improved sleep, better focus and energy levels, reduced eyestrain and headaches.

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Blue Light Blocking

Standard protection from blue light emitted by electronic devices.

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Blue Light Blocking

Standard protection from blue light emitted by electronic devices.

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Blue Light Blocking Plus

Fillters out blue light emitted by digital screens, LED lights, and sunlight and reduces eye strain, fatigue from blue light.

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Blue Light Blocking

Standard protection from blue light emitted by electronic devices.

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Blue Light Blocking Plus

Fillters out blue light emitted by digital screens, LED lights, and sunlight and reduces eye strain, fatigue from blue light.

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KITS | Kim

Frame price: $28

Frame price: ~~$28~~ $14.00

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