DIGITAL  .  .  .
 
We begin with a high quality digital autorefraction and end with digital options in the optical.  Intertwined with these technologies are the experience and wisdom of well trained doctors and opticians to properly apply the right advanced tech.
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Advanced Lens Options 

In our dispensary we are proud to offer the very best in up-to-date lens technology, lens designs, and performance add-ons. Our staff is trained on new products and enhancements to keep you informed and seeing your best!
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Digitally Surfaced Lenses
Digital glasses provide sharper more accurate correction.


​Performance Coatings

An anti-glare coating will provide you with a wide range of excellent benefits! Combined with a scratch resistance, UV block, and anti-smudge technology, the Crizal and Unity coatings are very helpful for day-to-day living.  Have trouble with driving at night? An anti-glare will help by reducing the halos around light sources you'll encounter on the road. 


​Blue-Light Protection

What is blue light? Blue light is high-energy wavelengths that may damage your eyes over time.  It also causes eyestrain and headaches for some.  It is emitted from fluorescent lights as well as devices such as computers and smartphones. 
Who should get Blue-Light protection?
  • Technology users.  Computers and digital devices directly expose your eyes to blue light, increasing discomfort and possibly macular degeneration risk.
  • Children under 18.  Children don’t yet have fully developed protective pigments like adults and use devices often. 
  • Patients at risk for AMD. Genetics and other health risk factors make these people more likely to get AMD.

Digital Progressive Lenses
Progressives are the standard for people who struggle with focusing from far distance to very close.  They help you perform at your peak with one pair of glasses no matter what the venue.


​Computer and Smartphone/Tablet Lenses

Why computer vision lenses? Nearly 70% of people experience some form of eyestrain while using digital devices.  If you spend more than two hours a day in front of a computer, tablet, or smartphone, you’re a great candidate for computer vision lenses, which are available in both single vision and progressive lens styles.
Benefits: 
  • Optimal vision
  • Reduced eyestrain and fatigue
  • Sharpen contrast and reduce glare
  • Less head and neck ache


​Transitions Light-Adapting Lenses

Transitions provide a range of light adapting lenses to help you easily remain more comfortable.