Specifications:
For those looking for a trendier look, 1.61 high-index lenses may just be the solution. These ultra-thin lenses are perfect for relatively thin eyewear frames with prescriptions that have an SPH range above +4.00 to below -4.00.
Material: Lenses are crafted using CR-39 (Columbia Resin 39), a plastic polymer commonly used in the manufacture of eyeglass lenses with UV400 Coating that meets ANSI standards. The surface of this lens is resistant to scratches, most solvents, and everyday wear.
Coating: AR/HMC/AS/UV400
Tint: Gradient or Solid
Color: Available in 8 other different tint shades including transparent.
Free Form Digital Progressive Lenses are Progressive lenses that are made using the latest technology in digital free form. This particular lens had many perks over standard progressive lenses giving the wearer maximum vision correction including distortion free sight at all angles and thus eliminating the key-hole effect other materials have viewing through them.
Digital lenses are created through a visual correction technique known as dual-surfacing which is progressive optics performed on both sides of the lens. Also referred to as free-form because the lens is customized to the patient's lens prescription in a very precise manner. This results in a more accurate individually customized prescription for the wearer.
For accurate ordering of lenses please see the How to Choose Lenses Index charts in this product page. If you require any additional assistance please contact us via our customer service email at info@fuzweb.com
Real numbers, not promises — how long your order takes from the moment you place it to the moment it reaches your door.
Updated · August 8, 2026From the moment you place your order to the moment it is delivered, United States:
This is the complete window, lens making and shipping included — not just the shipping part. Ready-made frames without prescription lenses land at the short end of the range; prescription and custom lenses at the long end.
The window above is made of two parts. Making your glasses comes first, shipping second.
Add the two parts and you get the window at the top: ready-made frames 6 to 14 business days, prescription lenses 12 to 18 business days. Orders placed on a Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday start the next working day, which adds one.
Business days in transit after your order leaves us. Add the making time above to get the full window.
We may adjust these windows at any time without notice.
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