Single vision lenses have your prescription power throughout entire lens. They are the simplest and least expensive replacement type.
About Glass Lenses:
While glass lenses are extremely scratch resistant, they are also a lot heavier than plastic or polycarbonate. In addition, they are not as impact resistant as plastic or polycarbonate (see disclaimer below), even though they are safety hardened in accordance with FDA regulations.
Notice: Glass lenses are treated for impact resistance and tested in accordance with the Food and Drug Administration requirements (21 CFR, Sec 801.410). They are not shatterproof, nor will they provide an unbreakable shield against eye injury. The continued impact resistance of the lenses depends on how well they are protected against surface scratches and pits. For your own protection, lenses with surface marks should be replaced immediately, since they will no longer meet basic impact resistance in accordance with ANSI Z87.1 and should not be used when safety eyeglasses are required.
What type of frame do you have?:
Full Plastic or Metal Frame Semi Rimless or Groove
G15 Tint:
YesNo
Reading or Distance?:
Reading Distance
Anti Reflective Coatings:
None Zeiss A/R (Good)
Photochromic Lenses:
GreyNone
Polarized (Choose Color):
NoneBrowneGrey
Polished Edges:
Yes (Recommended for Drill Mount or Semi-Rimless Frames) No