<div> <p>Single vision lenses refer to lenses that have only one use, to see objects in the distance, &nbsp;to see intermediate like computer or phone, or to see near for reading (reading glasses), while bifocals/progressives is&nbsp;a type of prescription that can be used to correct both near and farsight requirements.&nbsp;This means you can see your whole field of vision without switching between multiple pairs of glasses.</p> <div>&nbsp;</div> </div>
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Photochromic & Transitions® Lenses Introduction

Can I buy lenses only to fit into my old glasses frame?

How to choose lenses?

What is the difference between single-vision and bifocal/progressive lenses?

How to use progressive glasses?

Do the lenses include any coating?

Lens Functions

What's the difference between basic coated lenses, standard coated lenses and blue-light blocking lenses?

What is the material of your lens?

Difference between Spherical Lens and Aspherical Lens

Do you offer bifocal or progressive lenses?

What're the difference between Tint lens, Photochromic lens and polarized lens?

What type of bifocal lens do you use?

Spherical VS Aspherical Lens (video)

Which kind of lenses are free?