Prescription lens manufacturing is a process blending remarkable technology and dedicated craftsmanship. Each one is meticulously crafted to fulfill your unique vision needs. It all starts with a comprehensive eye exam to determine your prescription. Every step is equally important, from the selection of a suitable lens material to the finely tuned molding and edging process. Keep reading to discover how prescription lenses are made.
An in-depth eye exam can reveal your eye prescription. Do you already wear glasses? If so, this assessment will show if your prescription has changed. Your eye doctor will perform a series of tests and use different tools to understand your vision correction needs.
Today, various lens materials are available, each with unique qualities. Your lifestyle and prescription will determine your lens material options. The right one will allow you to see comfortably and clearly.
The molding process of your lenses depends on your chosen material. Then comes the fascinating procedure of cutting and edging. The lens is painstakingly cut and edged to match the frame’s shape.
Once the lens is correctly shaped, it undergoes final touches. Polishing the lens ensures smoothness and eliminates any rough edges. Other finishes, such as anti-glare coating or tinting, are often added to enhance the lens’s performance.
Before the lens finds its home in your frames, it undergoes a stringent quality control process. This step guarantees that the created lens precisely matches the prescription. It’s the final assessment before those lenses sharpen your world.
Whether you need new eyeglasses or contact lenses, Vienna Eyecare Center is here to help. We offer a wide range of vision products to suit your specific needs. Call us at (703) 938-7633 or complete our online form to schedule an appointment.
Visual field tests sound like they're outdoor visual testing for your eyes - namely how…
Winter is going to make things chilly and lower indoor and outdoor humidity. These conditions…
While contact lenses are handy for most people, some people are considered "hard-to-fit" these lenses…
Progressive lenses, characterized by their seamless transition across multiple vision zones without the visible lines…
Dry eyes are more than just an annoying discomfort—it can raise questions about its impact…
Aging is an inevitable part of living, and for seniors, there’s no other symptom that…