On this page, we’ve gathered together all the information you might need on how to make a purchase on our website.
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During the purchase process, you’ll come across optical terms that you may not be familiar with. To help you, we’ve created a dedicated page that lists all of these terms and their meaning.
Click on the link to view our optical glossary page.
It can often be difficult to understand a prescription issued by a doctor or optician-optometrist. That’s why we’ve created a dedicated page to explain to you the prescription in detail.
So you’ll be able to understand it and order your prescription glasses with ease.
GUIDE TO BUYING NON-PRESCRIPTION GLASSES
Once you’ve found the glasses, you can start the purchase process by clicking on the ADD TO CART button.
At this point, you’ll see a summary of your basket, where you can edit the quantity of the product or remove it.
To go to the next step, just click on the proceed to checkout button.
In this step, you need to fill up the requested personal information.
In this section, you need to enter all necessary information for the delivery.
At this point, you’ll have to choose the shipping method from the available options.
At this point, you can choose between the different options. We offer the main online payment methods available.
Follow the instructions of the chosen payment platform until the process is complete.
Once the process is complete, our team will receive your order. If the product is in stock, we’ll get it ready for immediate shipping, except on weekends and holidays.
Once you’ve found the glasses, you can start the purchase process by clicking on the ADD TO CART button.
At this point, you’ll see a summary of your basket, where you can edit the quantity of the product or remove it.
To go to the next step, just click on proceed to checkout button.
In this step, you need to include the requested personal information.
In this section, you need to enter all the necessary information for the delivery.
At this point, you’ll have to choose the shipping method from the available options.
At this point, you can choose between different options. We offer the main online payment methods available.
Follow the instructions of the chosen payment platform until the process is complete.
Once the process is complete, our team will receive your order. If the product is in stock, we’ll get it ready for immediate shipping, except on weekends and holidays.
GUIDE TO BUYING PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES
Once you’ve found the perfect glasses, you can start the process to add some prescription lenses. You need to click on the ADD TO CART button.
In this step, you need to choose from the available manufacturers. They are the top 5 in the market.
If you’re not sure which one to choose, select any of them and at the end of the process leave us a comment with your questions. We’ll help you find the best option for you.
In this step, you need to choose between single-vision or progressive lenses.
Single-vision lenses, before 40 years of age, will help you see well from all distances.
After 40, they’ll only serve to see well at a distance. You’ll have to pick between a distance, intermediate or near prescription. This is something a specialist will be able to determine for you, according to your needs.
Progressive lenses, on the other hand, are used from the moment you start to develop presbyopia, also known as eyestrain. This usually happens after 40 years of age.
Progressive glasses can help you see well at all distances, with different prescriptions depending on the area of the glasses you look out from.
In this step, you need to add the prescription prescribed to you by the specialist.
If you have doubts about the prescription, we recommend reading our article explaining what each of the optical parameters mean.
You must fill in the parameters in line with your prescription. You also need to select your inter-pupillary distance (PD).
This measurement is in millimetres and must appear on the prescription issued by the specialist. It corresponds to the total distance between the pupils. In turn, it also indicates the distance between each pupil and the centre of the face.
This step is very important in determining the final lens thickness. One or another will be recommended depending on the prescription.
You’ll see that in each of the options we make a recommendation of which is best depending on the prescription.
In this step, you have the option to add treatments to the lenses. You can pick from various options:
Strengthening treatment. Makes the lens more durable and less prone to scratches.
Anti-reflective treatment. The anti-reflective treatment is added to the inner face of the lens.
Untreated
With prescription sunglasses, you can choose between photochromic and colour lenses.
Photochromic: With this filter, the lens darkens when exposed to sunlight. The colour of the lens is regulated according to the intensity of the light.
Colour: You can choose the lens colour.
At this point, the order summary will appear. To finish the process, click on the Go to checkout button and follow the steps until payment is made.
Once you’ve found your ideal glasses, you can start the process to add some prescription lenses. You need to click on the ADD WITH PRESCRIPTION button.
In this step, you need to choose from the available manufacturers. They are the top 5 in the market.
If you’re not sure which one to choose, select any of them and at the end of the process leave us a comment with your questions. We’ll help you find the best option for you.
In this step, you need to choose between single-vision or progressive lenses.
Single-vision lenses, before 40 years of age, will help you see well from all distances.
After 40, they’ll only serve to see well at a distance. You’ll have to pick between a distance, intermediate or near prescription. This is something a specialist will be able to determine for you, according to your needs.
Progressive lenses, on the other hand, are used from the moment you start to develop presbyopia, also known as eyestrain. This usually happens after 40 years of age.
Progressive glasses can help you see well at all distances, with different prescriptions depending on the area of the glasses you look out from.
In this step, you need to add the prescription prescribed to you by the specialist.
If you have doubts about the prescription, we recommend reading our article explaining what each of the optical parameters mean.
You must fill in the parameters in line with your prescription. You also need to select your inter-pupillary distance (PD).
This measurement is in millimetres and must appear on the prescription issued by the specialist. It corresponds to the total distance between the pupils. In turn, it also indicates the distance between each pupil and the centre of the face.
This step is very important in determining the final lens thickness. One or another will be recommended depending on the prescription.
You’ll see that in each of the options we make a recommendation of which is best depending on the prescription.
In this step, you have the option to add treatments to the lenses. You can pick from various options:
Strengthening treatment. Makes the lens more durable and less prone to scratches.
Anti-reflective treatment. The anti-reflective treatment is added to the inner face of the lens.
Untreated
With prescription sunglasses, you can choose between photochromic and colour lenses.
Photochromic: With this filter, the lens darkens when exposed to sunlight. The colour of the lens is regulated according to the intensity of the light.
Colour: You can choose the lens colour.
At this point, the order summary will appear. To finish the process, click on the Add to card button and follow the steps until payment is made.
GUIDE TO BUYING PRESCRIPTION GLASSES
Once you’ve found the perfect glasses, you can start the process to add prescription lenses. You need to click on the Prescription and Add button.
In this step, you need to choose from the available manufacturers. They are the top 5 in the market.
If you’re not sure which one to pick, you can select any of them and at the end of the process leave us a comment with your questions. We’ll help you find the best option.
You need to choose between single-vision or progressive lenses.
Single-vision lenses, before 40 years of age, will help you see well at all distances.
After 40, they’ll only serve to see well at a distance. You’ll have to choose between a distance, intermediate or near prescription. This is something a specialist will be able to determine for you, according to your needs.
Progressive lenses, on the other hand, are used from the moment you start to develop presbyopia, also known as eyestrain. This usually happens after 40 years of age.
Progressive glasses can help you see well at all distances, with different prescriptions depending on the area of the glasses you look out from.
In this step, you need to add the prescription prescribed by the specialist.
If you have any doubts about the prescription, we recommend reading our article explaining the optical parameters.
Fill in the parameters in line with your prescription. You also need to select your inter-pupillary distance (IPD).
This measurement is in millimeters and must appear on the prescription issued by the specialist. It corresponds to the total distance between the pupils. In turn, it also indicates the distance between each pupil and the center of the face.
This step is very important in determining the final lens thickness. One or another will be recommended depending on the prescription.
You’ll see that in each of the options we make a recommendation of which is best depending on the prescription.
In this step, you have the option to add treatments to the lenses. You can pick from various options:
Strengthening treatment (Makes the lens more durable and less prone to scratches).
Anti-reflective treatment (Makes the glass more transparent and also includes sun protection)
Untreated
You can add several types of filters:
Blue light: Perfect if you work with electronic displays, as it reduces visual fatigue and eye dryness.
Photochromic: With this filter, the lens darkens when exposed to sunlight. The color of the lens is regulated according to the intensity of the light.
Optifog: This filter prevents lenses from fogging up. An activating liquid needs to be applied to the surface of the glass from time to time.
Color: You can choose the color if you want them to be sunglasses with prescription.
No filter
At this point, the order summary will appear. To finish the process, click on the ADD TO CART button and follow the steps until payment is made.
Once you’ve found the ideal glasses, you can start the process to add prescription lenses. You need to click on the Add with Prescription button.
In this step, you need to choose from the available manufacturers. They are the top 5 in the market.
If you’re not sure which one to choose, you can select any of them and at the end of the process leave us a comment with your questions. We’ll help you find the best option.
You need to choose between single-vision or progressive lenses.
Single-vision lenses, before 40 years of age, will help you see well at all distances.
After 40, they’ll only serve to see well at a distance. You’ll have to choose between a distance, intermediate or near prescription. This is something a specialist will be able to determine for you, according to your needs.
Progressive lenses, on the other hand, are used from the moment you start to develop presbyopia, also known as eyestrain. This usually happens after 40 years of age.
Progressive glasses can help you see well at all distances, with different prescriptions depending on the area of the glasses you look out from.
In this step, you need to add the prescription prescribed by the specialist.
If you have any doubts about the prescription, we recommend reading our article explaining the optical parameters.
Fill in the parameters in line with your prescription. You also need to select your inter-pupillary distance (IPD).
This measurement is in millimeters and must appear on the prescription issued by the specialist. It corresponds to the total distance between the pupils. In turn, it also indicates the distance between each pupil and the center of the face.
This step is very important in determining the final lens thickness. One or another will be recommended depending on the prescription.
You’ll see that in each of the options we make a recommendation of which is best depending on the prescription.
In this step, you have the option to add treatments to the lenses. You can pick from various options:
Strengthening treatment (Makes the lens more durable and less prone to scratches).
Anti-reflective treatment (Makes the glass more transparent and also includes sun protection)
Untreated
You can add several types of filters:
Blue light: Perfect if you work with electronic displays, as it reduces visual fatigue and eye dryness.
Photochromic: With this filter, the lens darkens when exposed to sunlight. The color of the lens is regulated according to the intensity of the light.
Optifog: This filter prevents lenses from fogging up. An activating liquid needs to be applied to the surface of the glass from time to time.
Color: You can choose the color if you want them to be sunglasses with prescription.
No filter
At this point, the order summary will appear. To finish the process, click on the ADD TO CART button and follow the steps until payment is made.
GUIDE TO BUYING CONTACT LENSES
On our website, you’ll find contact lenses from the top manufacturers in the market. The process for buying contact lenses is simple. Here’s how to do it.
Search our catalogue until you find the lenses you need. You’ll find a wide variety depending on the duration – daily, fortnightly or monthly.
You can do this easily on the product page. You need to fill in and select your prescription values.
If you have a prescription without astigmatism, you only need to fill in the spherical power, radius and diameter.
Choose 1 or 2 boxes. It’s important to determine how many boxes you want.
SPHERICAL POWER: You need to add the spherical power prescription. It can be a + or - value. If that value is +, specialists often won’t include it in the prescription. Example: 2.00 instead of + 2.00
CYLINDER POWER: This is the astigmatism value and is usually reflected with a - sign (example -2.00). Sometimes, however, specialists will add a + sign (example +2.00). If this is the case, contact our customer service and we’ll help you find the right prescription.
AXIS: This value is measured in degrees and shows the position of the astigmatism, between 0º and 180º. Example: 50º
RADIUS: This parameter determines the curve of the contact lens. The type of lenses is often only manufactured with a single radius value. Examples: 8.7 and 8.8
DIAMETER: This value determines the diameter of the lens circumference. In many products, there is only one diameter per type of contact lens. Example: 14.50.
Finally, once you’ve filled everything out, you should click on the ADD TO CART button.
All you have to do is follow the steps until payment.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with our customer service department.
Search in our catalog until you find the lenses you need. You’ll find a wide variety depending on the duration – daily, fortnightly or monthly.
You can do this easily on the product page. You need to fill in and select your prescription values.
If you have a prescription without astigmatism, you only need to fill in the spherical power, radius and diameter.
Choose 1 or 2 boxes. It’s important to determine how many boxes you want.
SPHERICAL POWER: You need to add the spherical power prescription. It can be a + or - value. If that value is +, specialists often won’t include it in the prescription. Example: 2.00 instead of + 2.00
CYLINDER POWER: This is the astigmatism value and is usually reflected with a - sign (example -2.00). Sometimes, however, specialists will add a + sign (example +2.00). If this is the case, contact our customer service and we’ll help you find the right prescription.
AXIS: This value is measured in degrees and shows the position of the astigmatism, between 0º and 180º. Example: 50º
RADIUS: This parameter determines the curve of the contact lens. The type of lenses is often only manufactured with a single radius value. Examples: 8.7 and 8.8
DIAMETER: This value determines the diameter of the lens circumference. In many products, there is only one diameter per type of contact lens. Example: 14.50.
Finally, once you’ve filled everything out, you should click on the ADD TO CART button.
All you have to do is follow the steps until payment.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with our customer service department.
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