Single Vision Lens Replacement

You need single vision lenses if you're either nearsighted or farsighted but not both. Single vision lenses can also correct for astigmatism if needed.
An easy way to determine if you need single vision lenses is to look at the ADD column of your prescription. If there are not any numbers in the ADD column of your prescription, then you need single vision lenses and you're in the right place.
Single Vision Ultra Clear Plastic Lenses
$59.00
Single Vision Thin & Light Polycarbonate Lenses
$79.00
Single Vision High Index Lenses - 1.67
$139.00
Single Vision High Index Glass 1.70 Lenses
$239.00
Single Vision High Index Glass 1.80 Lenses
$289.00
Single Vision High Index 1.74 Lenses
$219.00
Single Vision Glass Lenses 1.53
$149.00
Single Vision Thin Glass Lenses 1.60
$189.00
Single Vision Thin & Dark Glass Lenses
$249.00
Single Vision Polarized Polycarbonate Lenses
$159.00
Single Vision 1.67 Polarized High-Index Lenses
$199.00
Single Vision Polarized Glass Lenses
$239.00
Single Vision Polarized+Transitions Lenses
$289.00
High-Index Single Vision Polarized+Transitions Lenses
$369.00