Vision Center Recommendations
When you are choosing glasses for your child, consider the following:
Child-friendly Choices
Look for frames that have:
- Tough polycarbonate lenses that protect children's eyes and resist scratches.
- Frames with the colors, shapes and fit that your child will love.
- We provide a frame and lens warranty program at no additional costs.
- We insure your child’s frame is fitted properly by our experienced optician.
- 100% Patient Satisfaction Guaranteed
Selecting Frames for your Child
Choosing the best lenses and frames for your child.
Lens Types – single-vision lenses correct nearsightedness, farsightedness and sometimes astigmatism. Multifocal lenses correct for more than one vision error and include bifocal lenses, which correct for two vision errors and trifocals, which correct for three vision errors. Your physician will determine which lens type is right for your child.
Lens Materials – for children under 18 years of age, poly-carbonate lenses are strongly recommended. These lenses are the safest option for children because they are impact-resistant and they tend to last longer because they are scratch-resistant. In addition to poly-carbonate lenses, you can choose from:
- Cute and Clear A/R – this lens coating allows more light into the eyes, ends glare, fights fingerprints and dust and resists scratches.
- Transitions – this option gives you a comfort tint in your everydayglasses. Transition lenses are recommended for all glasses, especially sports goggles.
- Polarized – this option is very effective at blocking glare when wearing glasses.
Frame Options – choosing the right eyeglass frame can be exciting. We offer hundreds of different options and will help you find the pair that works best for you and your child.
Eye glass frames designed for children that are durable, budget-friendly and stylish.
Miraflex
Flexon by Marchon
dilla dalli eyewear
Adidas
Nike
IZOD
Oceon Pacific
Erin’s World
CE-TRU
Miraflex
