Optical lenses

In Easy Optic, we can offer you virtually all types of spectacle lenses for the correction of common refractive errors (nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, presbyopia).

The lenses you can find in our offer are purchased from our local supplier, but you can also choose from standard and premium lenses from leading German manufacturers Zeiss, or Ray-Ban and Oakley eyeglasses with original Ray-Ban or Oakley lenses. We guarantee high quality at reasonable prices and at the same time it allows us to significantly reduce the delivery time of finished eyeglasses. For all these lenses, the normal delivery time is between 3-5 business days for most corrections and a minimum 2 year quality guarantee.

• Unifocal lenses »
• Tinted lenses »
• Multifocal lenses raquo;
• Photochromic lenses »
• Optic lenses Ray-Ban®
• Sun lenses Ray-Ban®

On request, we can also make:

• prismatic lenses (to correct strabismus)
• mineral lenses
• Change your old lenses only for new ones

Purchasing lenses online with your frame:

When ordering via the Internet, we propose optical lenses with a sphere power ranging from - 4.50 D to + 4.50 D (dioptres), and cylinder power ranging from minus 1.50 to plus 1.50 dioptres. If your dioptric power is higher, it will be our pleasure to choose the appropriate lenses with you during a personal consultation in our studio or in the Easy Optic Vision Centre refraction studio.

You can choose from four types of clear unifocal lenses and two types of photochromic unifocal lenses via our web ordering. To complete the Internet order, you will need to indicate your diopter power and pupillary distance (PD). The value of your diopter power can be found on the eyeglass prescription from your ophthalmologist or optometrist. PD is pupillary distance in millimetres, which is crucial for appropriate lens centering. An ophthalmologist/optometrist has no obligation to specify the PD in their prescription, but they will certainly measure your PD and indicate it in the prescription upon your request. You can also measure your PD by yourself. Click here for the instructions on how to measure your PD.

For more information, please do not hesitate to visit our Easy Optic studio, or contact us by e-mail or chat