Lenses
At West Bend Optical, all of our staff attend continuing education seminars and in-office classes to stay up-to-date on the latest technology available in the industry. Unlike many chain stores, we are able to offer you the absolute highest quality materials and cutting-edge technology at an affordable price. Even our special package glasses include Trivex lens material (which is stronger, clearer and more scratch-resistant than polycarbonate).
We offer a broad range of premium lens options to meet your active lifestyle.
Our premium products include:
-Crizal anti-reflective (no-glare)
-Trivex impact-resistant material (tougher than polycarbonate)
-1.74 index (the absolute thinnest lens material on the market
today in the United States)
-Digital lenses for better peripheral vision
-Transitions adaptable tint
-Polarized lenses
-High Definition progressive lenses
Our premium products include:
-Crizal anti-reflective (no-glare)
-Trivex impact-resistant material (tougher than polycarbonate)
-1.74 index (the absolute thinnest lens material on the market
today in the United States)
-Digital lenses for better peripheral vision
-Transitions adaptable tint
-Polarized lenses
-High Definition progressive lenses
If you've had difficulty adapting to no-line progressive lenses, we invite you to try the newest in lens technology.
Unlike older traditional progressive lenses, the new digital HD progressive lenses use front and backside wavefront technology to increase bifocal width, improve peripheral vision, and reduce the amount of distortion (or "swim") in the lens, allowing for seamless, comfortable vision at all distances.
Unlike older traditional progressive lenses, the new digital HD progressive lenses use front and backside wavefront technology to increase bifocal width, improve peripheral vision, and reduce the amount of distortion (or "swim") in the lens, allowing for seamless, comfortable vision at all distances.
Watch this video to learn more about the new Varilux S design progressive lenses!
Which Transitions changeable tint is best for you?
Which progressive lens design is best for you?
