Frequently Asked Questions

Prescription

What type of glasses do you offer?

We offer five types of glasses lenses:

(1) Distance: general use for seeing things far away

(2) Progressive: no-line multifocal for seeing things both close and far away

(3) Bifocal: multifocal with lines for seeing things both close and far away

(4) Reading: general use for seeing things up close

(5) Non-prescription: lenses without any prescription

Can you fill prescription with prism?

Yes! If you have a prescription with prism correction, you can click on the “add prism” box when entering your prescription. We will require a prism and base value from you.

Can I use my contact lens prescription?

Although contact and glasses prescription may look similar, they cannot provide the same visual acuity. You can find contact lens to glasses conversion chart online, but there are risks of doing so. We recommend to visit a local optometrist for prescriptions.

How can I get my prescription?

We recommend to visit a local optometrist to obtain a prescription. Make sure to ask your eye doctor to include a pupillary distance (PD) on your prescription. If you have any questions entering the prescription, feel free to contact us at zzbjootlens@163.com



What should I do if I have a strong prescription?

The Sphere (SPH) of our lenses can be from -1.00 to +9.00. For very strong prescriptions, our premium 1.74 index lenses would reduce the weight and thickness of the lens, giving the eyeglasses a stylish and elegant look.

What type of lenses should I choose?

Our lenses all have anti-scratch, anti-reflective coatings. We offer two types of lenses: traditional and blue light blocking. The traditional transparent lenses are perfect for everyday use. If you are a heavy user of tablet devices, we strongly recommend you to choose the blue light blocking lenses.

What index of lenses should I choose?

We offer four types of lenses with different indexes: 1.56, 1.61, 1.67, and 1.74. Larger index represents thinner lenses. You may choose a mid-index lens such as 1.56 for a prescription that is medium strength. For very strong prescriptions, you may need premium your prescription, high index 1.74 lenses. Our system will generate the best lens index for you automatically according tut you can always select the lens index you want.