Single Vision Glasses

Optical4U has a broad selection of single-vision glasses to choose from. We can make any of our frames into prescription glasses. If you want single-vision lenses, simply select that option when you are entering your prescription information. It couldn’t be easier to find a pair of glasses that you love.

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Bell Gardens Prescription Glasses

Shop the best Pink Bell Gardens Prescription Glasses for women. Buy Square Bell Gardens Eyeglasses online at a discount price from Optical4U.

$33.00

 
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Bellevue Prescription Sunglasses

Size:54-16-145mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Square

Material : Titanium

PD Range :56 - 73mm

Frame Weight :8g

FrameFeature :Lightweight , NosePads , Sunglasses

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$52.00

 
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Bentonville Prescription Glasses

Size:52-17-142mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Square

Material : TR

PD Range :53 - 72mm

Frame Weight :8g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , Lightweight , UniversalBridgeFit

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$34.00

 
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Berkeley Prescription Glasses

Size:52-19-137mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Rectangle

Material : Metal

PD Range :55 - 74mm

Frame Weight :19g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , Foldable , NosePads

Available as : SingleVision Bifocal Progressive

$36.00

 
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Berwyn Prescription Glasses

Size:51-15-136mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Square

Material : TR

PD Range :49 - 69mm

Frame Weight :18g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , UniversalBridgeFit

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$28.00

 
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Beverly Prescription Glasses

Size:52-19-145mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Square

Material : Acetate

PD Range :55 - 74mm

Frame Weight :19g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , SpringHinges , UniversalBridgeFit

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$41.00

 
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Birmingham Prescription Glasses

Size:56-17-140mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Square

Material : Acetate

PD Range :61 - 76mm

Frame Weight :16g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , UniversalBridgeFit , SpringHinges

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$10.00

 
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Blue Springs Prescription Glasses

Size:43-14-130mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Oval

Material : TR

PD Range :32 - 60mm

Frame Weight :10g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , Lightweight , NosePads

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$24.00

 
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Boise City Prescription Glasses

Size:50-16-140mmM
Rim : Full
Shape : Square
Material : Acetate
PD Range :48 - 69mm
Frame Weight :20g
FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , UniversalBridgeFit
Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$22.00

 
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Boulder Prescription Glasses

Size:54-18-140mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Aviator

Material : Metal

PD Range :58 - 75mm

Frame Weight :16g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , NosePads , SpringHinges

Available as : SingleVision Bifocal Progressive

$18.00

 
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Bowie Prescription Glasses

Size:51-17-140mm

Rim : Full

Shape : Cat eye

Material : Acetate

PD Range :51 - 71mm

Frame Weight :20g

FrameFeature :Eyeglasses , UniversalBridgeFit

Available as : Bifocal Progressive SingleVision

$28.00

 
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Bowling Green Prescription Glasses

Size:54-17-140mm

Rim : Rimless

Shape : oval

Material : Titanium

PD Range :57 - 74mm

Frame Weight :23g

FrameFeature :NosePads , Eyeglasses

Available as : SingleVision Bifocal Progressive

$46.00

 
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Single Vision Glasses

Ordering Single Lens Glasses

When you find a pair of frames that you love, click the “Select Lenses” option on the product page. Then click the “Customize Lens” button.

During the customization process, you can select what type of lenses you want. One of these options is a single vision. You can also choose readers which are a type of single vision lens intended to help with reading.

Once you have selected your lens type, you will see a series of options pop up. Once you have finished customizing your lenses, you can enter or upload your prescription information. We will then ship your frames with the corrective lenses to you.

Customization Options

If you choose single-vision glasses, you will have a variety of customization options. For example, you can choose whether you want a premium digital HD lens. This uses cutting-edge digital technology to provide a clearer image.

You can also choose whether you would like tinted, clear or light-adjusting lenses. If you need them, you can order your frames as sunglasses.

We also offer a choice of lens thickness and material. You could choose ultra-thin lenses or impact-resistant polycarbonate. You can also select whether you want protections such as anti-fog, scratch resistance, UV protection, and more.

Single Vision Lenses FAQs

What are single vision lenses?

Single vision prescriptions are the most common among people who need vision correction. It means the lenses are correcting for one field of vision—nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. The entire lens contains the same amount of vision correction.

Who can wear single vision lenses?

There are three types of single vision glasses: reading, intermediate, and distance.

Reading Glasses

Have you ever found that your arms aren’t long enough to let you hold a phone or book far enough away for you to read it? This is perfectly normal, especially for those past the age of 40. It simply means that you would benefit from wearing reading glasses. The problem that occurs is called presbyopia, which essentially means that over time, the elasticity in your eyes has weakened, making your eye muscle less flexible. This means that you can still see clearly at a distance, but struggle to read text up close. A pair of single-vision lenses will fix this very easily. Think about the times when reading is necessary: reading in bed, reading a menu in a restaurant, reading for work, and choosing a frame to match the occasion. Perhaps some neutral-colored transparent frames for that warm and cozy look. Maybe a fashionable pair of oversized retro frames. Or even a bold cat eye shape from your favorite designer label.

Intermediate or Computer Glasses

This is the up-and-coming most popular kind of single-vision glasses. The intermediate label is appropriate because the prescription corrects vision for middle distances. So not far away, but not too close up. It is typically the distance between you and your computer - hence, computer glasses. The single vision lens clarifies your sight at this specific distance, and so because we are all spending so much more time on computers these days, they are increasing in popularity. An added benefit of the intermediate single vision lens is that you can add a blue light filter to protect your eyes from digital strain. This occurs when you look at a digital screen for extended periods and can lead to trouble sleeping and headaches. Whichever frames you choose, simply add your single vision prescription, and then add blue light block coating.

Single Vision for Distance

It is equally common to have single vision lenses to help you see objects that are further than an arm’s length away. This can therefore be useful for activities like driving, watching TV, or going to the cinema. The difficulty is frequently spotted at a young age, usually around five or six. This is because it is the age at which most children go to school, and realize that they cannot read the board at the front of the classroom. The single vision lens for a long distance can help correct two visual difficulties: myopia and hyperopia.

Single Vision for Astigmatism

For someone with astigmatism, essentially, everything is blurry. The problem is fixed with a prescription that has two numbers for a single vision lens. Do not let this confuse you. Although you cannot get single-vision glasses from any old shop because they will not be accurate enough, you can easily purchase a single-vision lens with your prescription. This is easy to do online at Optical4U, just add your details at the checkout.

What Is the Difference Between Single Vision and Progressive Glasses?

Single vision eyeglasses are the most common type of lens. They have one prescription power throughout the entire lens. Conversely, progressive glasses have multiple prescription power zones on the lens. Those zones blend gently so there aren’t obvious lines between them unlike on bifocal or multi-focal lenses.

What Does Single Vision Distance Mean?

Single vision glasses can either correct distant or near vision. Glasses that help with the former are often called reading glasses. Single vision distance means that the corrective lenses help with seeing things more than 30 feet away. They are for general use including sports, driving, working, and other common activities.

Is Astigmatism Considered Single Vision??

Yes, astigmatism can be helped by single vision lenses. If glasses are single vision, that means that the entirety of each lens has the same prescription power instead of different zones with different powers. If you have astigmatism, you can use single-vision prescription glasses or progressives if you need help reading.

What Are Single Vision Prescription Glasses?

When a pair of prescription glasses is described as single vision, that means that the lenses have the same prescription power throughout. This is the most basic and common form of corrective lenses. Bifocals, multi-focal, and progressives, conversely, have different prescription powers in zones of the lenses.

What's the Difference Between Single Vision Glasses and Reading Glasses?

Technically, reading glasses can be a type of single-vision eyeglasses. However, most people are referring to distance glasses when they say single vision. The difference between these two is that reading glasses are for seeing something close to your faces such as a book and distance glasses are for seeing things further away.