Eyeglass Lens Coatings in Shasta Lake
Shasta Lake eyeglassesAre you thinking about getting a new pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses? If so, are you familiar with all the eyeglass lens coatings that are available to you? Today there are many different types of lenses including lenses that are anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, ultraviolet, tinted, mirrored, progressive and possibly even a few others. If you are interested in getting a new pair of Shasta Lake eyeglasses, you can do no better than to come to our Enterprise Optometry Group.
At our eye care practice we are happy to have several top-notch optometrists on staff. They are Dr. Gary Gallagher and Dr. Mitch Martin. Our optometrist will be able to provide you with a comprehensive eye exams. There are also opticians who will also be able to inform you about different types of lens options that are available to you. Specific lens options may work better with certain prescriptions. However, oftentimes lens options will work on many different types of prescriptions, and are purely a matter of personal preference. When you come to see us to get Shasta Lake eyeglasses you will be very pleased to learn about all of the lens options waiting for you.
Shasta Lake eyeglasses can come with different lens options, even if the lenses are for sunglasses lenses or for regular eyeglass lenses. Polycarbonate lenses are impact resistant. These are excellent for people who participate in sports, or work in a location where eyeglasses can be easily scratched or even broken. They also are very good for children’s lenses; children may inadvertently be careless and damage their eyeglasses. Polycarbonate lenses provide UV protection from the sun’s rays. Trivex lenses are like polycarbonate lenses except they are very lightweight and impact resistant. Some people feel they provide better vision correction than regular polycarbonate lenses. High index plastic lenses are lighter and thinner and can be very desirable for patients whose prescription calls for thicker lenses. Photochromic lenses can be made from glass or plastic and will change from perfectly clear to tinted when exposed to sunlight. Polarized sunglasses will keep you from being bothered by unwanted glare and are particularly useful while driving. To learn more about all these different lens options, and more, come in and meet with our optician at Enterprise Optometry Group.
3080 Victor Ave
Redding, California 96002
(530) 222-3166
By Enterprise Optometry Group
November 4, 2016
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