We offer different types of lenses to meet your vision needs.
Single vision lenses correct vision at one distance - either for reading (near) or at a longer distance (e.g. driving). The lens adjusts vision at the selected distance, but cannot cover multiple distances.
Multifocal lenses, on the other hand, include vision correction at multiple distances. The lens's smooth transition combines near, intermediate and far vision, making them ideal for multifocal correction.
Blue Light glasses filter the harmful blue light from digital screens, reducing eye fatigue - but without correcting vision problems.
We offer three types of lenses.
Standard lenses include the essential features for optimal vision. The lenses have anti-scratch and anti-reflective coatings and a thickness of index 1.5.
Premium glass has extra coatings for increased durability and protection against dust, dirt and water. The glass is thinner with a thickness of index 1.6.
Premium+ lenses are our most advanced lenses. They include all the benefits of our premium lenses, but have a thickness of index 1.67, making them even thinner and lighter.
Add-on: Blue Light Filter
Our Blue Light Filter glasses block up to 97% of the harmful blue-violet light that can strain your eyes. Blue Light Glasses help reduce discomfort and eye fatigue that can occur with prolonged screen use.
+ Blocks up to 97% of harmful blue-violet light
+ Relieves eyes from screen use
+ Reduces glare for clearer vision
The filter can be added to single-vision Standard and Premium lenses - and all types of multi-vision lenses.
Add on: Transition glass
Color-changing transition lenses automatically adapt to changing light conditions. They darken in bright sunlight and clear again indoors. The feature reduces glare and eye fatigue that changing light conditions can cause. Transition lenses provide practical protection all day long.
+ Darker in sunlight, clear indoors
+ Reduces glare for increased comfort
+ Provides UV protection
The feature can be added to single-vision Standard and Premium lenses - and all types of multi-vision lenses.
Single vision lenses: For those who only need vision correction at one distance - either up close (e.g. reading glasses) or at a longer distance (e.g. driving).
Multifocal lenses: For those who need vision correction at multiple distances and want an all-in-one solution. If your prescription contains an ADD value, multifocal lenses will usually be the preferred solution.
Adaptation period : Multifocal lenses can take a little extra time for your eyes to adjust to. Finding the perfect angle between near and far vision in particular requires a bit of patience.
Click "select glass". You will then be guided through the process and asked for all the necessary information we need from you.
Your prescription is your data. Simply contact your optician or ophthalmologist and ask them to provide it to you. If you don't have your prescription on hand, you can easily send it to us by email after your purchase.
We recommend that you have your eyes checked by an ophthalmologist or optician once a year. You can get a free vision test at our store in Magasin Lyngby.
NOTE: It costs between 0 and 400 DKK at most opticians, and up to 1000 DKK at an ophthalmologist. At both, you can get your prescription, which you will need to order from us.
It will take 7-10 business days before you have your glasses in your hand.
When we receive the order, we send the information to our partners, who cut, grind and quality check the lenses. They then send them to us, where we mount them in the frame and perform a final quality check. Once everything is approved, they will be sent to you immediately.
There is a lot of technical terminology on your prescription. You don't need to understand it all, but it is important that you enter it correctly, exactly as it appears on your prescription. To avoid any errors, you can upload a picture of your prescription.
Right and left (OD and OS)
Your right eye: OD, H, R or Hø
Your left eye: OS, V, L or Vø
SPH (Sphere)
This value indicates whether you are farsighted (+) and have difficulty seeing up close, or nearsighted (-) and have difficulty seeing far away.
CYL (Cylinder)
This value indicates the degree of your astigmatism. The measurement reflects the shape of your cornea. If there is nothing here, you do not have astigmatism. A low number indicates that your eye has a more round shape, while a high number indicates a more oval shape.
AXI (Axis)
The value is measured in degrees and tells you the direction of your astigmatism. The axis designation is a number between 1 and 180, where 90 is the vertical meridian and 180 is the horizontal meridian.
ADD
ADD is used if you have other corrections and need multifocal lenses. The value reflects your power requirement for close vision correction (reading).
PD (Pupillary distance)
This is the distance between your pupils measured in millimeters. This is not always stated in a prescription. To ensure that the smooth transition is absolutely perfect for your eyes, we need your PD when you order multi-vision lenses.
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