Swarovski SK0110 Progressive Prescription Sunglasses

Swarovski SK0110 Sunglasses Description:

• Frame Type: Plastic
• Flex Temple: No

Package Contents:

• Swarovski Prescription Rx SK0110 Sunglasses with No Line Progressive Lenses

Swarovski Sunglasses Prescription Information:

We, at OpticsPlanet, try to make it easy to order Progressive Sunglasses on line by providing as much information as we can. See our detailed Rx information page that explains How to Read Your Eyeglasses Prescription.

Available Swarovski SK0110 Prescription Lens Styles:

• Swarovski Sunglasses SK0110 with Single Vision Lenses
• Swarovski Prescription Sun Glasses SK0110 with Rx Lined Bi Focal Lenses
• Swarovski Prescription SunGlasses SK0110 with Rx No Line Progressive Lenses (presented above)

These Swarovski Prescription Sunglasses are also available as Swarovski Sunglasses without prescription lenses:

Swarovski SK0110 Sunglasses without lenses

Swarovski Progressive Sunglasses Rx Lenses are available in the following lens materials:

• CR-39 Plastic (also known as hard resin) is overall cost-effective & most commonly used lens material. CR-39 is thinner and lighter than glass. Recommended sphere range is 0.00 - +/-8.00 and cylinder range is 0.00 - +/-2.00
• Polycarbonate is the most impact resistant lens available. Polycarbonate lenses are highly recommended for kids, sportsmen and military. This lens material is thinner & lighter than CR-39 or glass. It blocks UV rays. Anti-scratch coating is included. Recommended sphere range is +/- 2.00-8.00
• Aspheric Polycarbonate lenses feature the same properties as polycarbonate lenses, but they are recommended for plus (+) sphere prescriptions only
• High Index 1.60 (also known as HX 1.60) lenses are thinner & lighter than CR-39 or glass. Recommended sphere range is 0.00 - +/-15.00
• High Index 1.67 (also known as HX 1.67) lenses are thinner than High Index 1.60, CR-39 or glass. Recommended sphere range is 0.00 - +/-16.00
• Glass lenses feature superior optical quality and scratch resistance. Although glass is heavier and thicker than other lens materials. Recommended sphere range is 0.00 - +/- 3.00