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Luxotix Lenses

Made to your prescription: in a new frame, or fitted to the frame you own.

Non-Prescription lenses

Everyday style without vision correction.

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Essilor Crizal Rock Lens
Crizal Rock Lens

৳7,650 – ৳13,150

Essilor · Single-Vision, Reading, Non-Prescription

Essilor Crizal Eyezen Lens
Crizal Eyezen Lens

৳13,000 – ৳34,600

Essilor · Single-Vision, Reading, Non-Prescription

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Lenses for your own frame

  1. 1

    Choose your lenses

    Pick the prescription type, brand and lens, and upload or type in your prescription.

  2. 2

    Get your frame to us

    Bring it to one of our shops, or we call to arrange a pickup from your address.

  3. 3

    We fit your lenses

    We make the lenses for your frame and fit them once we have the frame and your prescription.

  4. 4

    Back to you

    We send your glasses back to your address.

Lens prices

Starting prices for a pair, by prescription type and brand. The exact price depends on the lens and its thickness and coating, and is shown at every step when you choose.

Single-Vision

from ৳450

Clear vision at one distance — near or far.

  • Standardfrom ৳450
  • Essilorfrom ৳1,100
  • Luminxfrom ৳1,200
  • Eyeconfrom ৳1,500
  • Eyetechfrom ৳2,000
  • ZEISSfrom ৳3,050
  • Mr. Bluefrom ৳4,230
  • Shamirfrom ৳4,650
  • Hoyafrom ৳5,200
  • Transitionsfrom ৳17,200

Progressive

from ৳750

A seamless lens for near, intermediate and far distances.

  • Standardfrom ৳750
  • Eyeconfrom ৳3,600
  • Essilorfrom ৳4,880
  • Mr. Bluefrom ৳5,550
  • ZEISSfrom ৳7,250
  • Shamirfrom ৳7,950
  • Hoyafrom ৳8,550
  • Transitionsfrom ৳38,200

Reading

from ৳450

For close-up work. Enter your reading power as SPH, e.g. +1.50.

  • Standardfrom ৳450
  • Essilorfrom ৳1,100
  • Luminxfrom ৳1,200
  • Eyeconfrom ৳1,500
  • Eyetechfrom ৳2,000
  • ZEISSfrom ৳3,050
  • Mr. Bluefrom ৳4,230
  • Shamirfrom ৳4,650
  • Hoyafrom ৳5,200
  • Transitionsfrom ৳17,200

Bi-Focal

from ৳350

Distance on top, reading below, with a visible line.

  • Standardfrom ৳350
  • Eyeconfrom ৳2,000
  • Essilorfrom ৳2,900
  • ZEISSfrom ৳4,850
  • Shamirfrom ৳6,650

Non-Prescription

from ৳450

Everyday style without vision correction.

  • Standardfrom ৳450
  • Essilorfrom ৳1,100
  • Luminxfrom ৳1,200
  • Eyeconfrom ৳1,500
  • Eyetechfrom ৳2,000
  • ZEISSfrom ৳3,050
  • Mr. Bluefrom ৳4,230
  • Shamirfrom ৳4,650
  • Hoyafrom ৳5,200
  • Transitionsfrom ৳17,200

Lens types

Single-vision lenses

One correction across the whole lens, for seeing far (short-sighted, SPH −) or near (long-sighted, SPH +).

The most common choice. Your prescription has one SPH per eye, and maybe a CYL and AXIS.

Progressive lenses

Distance at the top, middle distance in the centre and reading at the bottom, with no visible line.

For people over about 40 who need help both far and near. Your prescription shows an ADD (reading addition). Expect a week or two to get used to them.

Reading lenses

Made for close work such as books, phones and sewing; things far away look blurred through them.

If your prescription has an ADD, enter your distance SPH plus that ADD as your reading power. If you use shop readers, enter their power (for example +1.50) as the SPH for both eyes; tick "Same for both eyes" to save time.

Photochromic lenses

Clear indoors and darker outdoors in sunlight, with full UV protection. They take a minute or two to change.

They darken less inside a car, because windscreens block most UV light.

Blue-light blocking lenses

A clear lens that filters some of the blue light from screens, which many people find more comfortable on long screen days.

Available with or without a prescription.

Polarized lenses

Sunglass lenses that cut glare reflected from water, roads and glass. They make bright days easier and driving safer.

Available in grey, brown or green, with or without a prescription.

Colour-tinted lenses

A sunglass tint over your prescription, with UV protection. Choose grey (true colours), brown (more contrast) or green (balanced) in the lens flow.

Driving lenses

An anti-glare lens for clearer vision on the road, especially against headlights and wet roads at night.

Coatings

Every lens has a standard hard coat against scratches at no extra cost. Anti-reflective coating cuts reflections and glare from screens and lights; super hydrophobic adds a layer that sheds water and smudges and is easier to clean.

How to read your prescription

Your prescription has a row for each eye: OD is the right eye and OS is the left. Copy the numbers exactly as written, including the + or − sign.

  • SPH (sphere): the main power. Minus (−) means you see near better than far; plus (+) means you see far better than near.
  • CYL (cylinder): a correction for astigmatism. Leave it at 0.00 if your prescription has none, or if it says “SPH” or “DS” there.
  • AXIS: a number from 1 to 180 that goes with CYL. You only need it when CYL is set.
  • ADD (addition): the extra reading power for progressive lenses, usually +0.75 to +3.50. It is the same for both eyes in most prescriptions.
  • PD (pupillary distance): the distance between the centres of your pupils in millimetres, usually 54 to 74. Some prescriptions give two numbers, one per eye (for example 31/32); tick “2 PD Numbers” to enter them.

Not sure? Upload a photo of your prescription in the lens flow, or after you order on the order confirmation or the Track your order page, and we'll check it before we make your lenses.

How to measure your PD

If your PD isn't on your prescription, you can measure it with a friend and a millimetre ruler:

  1. Stand in good light and look straight ahead at something about 3 metres away.
  2. Your friend holds the ruler flat across your brow, just above your eyes.
  3. They line up 0 with the centre of your right pupil and read the mark at the centre of your left pupil.
  4. Measure three times and use the number that comes up most often.

Measuring alone in a mirror is less accurate. If you can, visit one of our stores and we'll measure it for free.

Choosing lens thickness

Stronger prescriptions make thicker lenses, especially at the edges of minus lenses. A higher index bends light more, so the lens can be thinner and lighter. Use your strongest SPH (or SPH plus CYL) as a guide:

LensSuits prescriptionsNotes
1.56 StandardUp to about ±2.00Our standard lens; light and tough.
1.61 ThinAbout ±2.25 to ±4.00About 20% thinner than standard.
1.67 Super ThinAbove about ±4.25The thinnest and lightest for strong prescriptions.

Rimless and semi-rimless frames show the lens edge, so a thinner lens looks neater on them.