Swarovski SK5088 Progressive Prescription Eyeglasses

Swarovski SK5088 Eyeglass Frames Description:

• Frame Type: Plastic
• Flex Temple: No

Package Contents:

• Genuine Swarovski SK 5088 Prescription Rx Eyeglasses with No Line Progressive Lenses

Swarovski Eyeglasses Prescription Information:

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Available Swarovski SK5088 Prescription Lens Styles:

• Swarovski Eyeglasses SK5088 with Single Vision Lenses
• Swarovski Prescription Eye Glasses SK5088 with Rx Lined Bi Focal Lenses
• Swarovski Prescription Eye Glasses SK5088 with Rx No Line Progressive Lenses (presented above)

These Swarovski Eyeglasses are also available as Swarovski Frames without prescription lenses:

Swarovski SK5088 Eyeglasses without lenses

Swarovski Progressive Eyeglasses 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