serving the heimish community

With over 40 years of experience in the optical industry, we are dedicated to providing exceptional eye care and eyewear. As licensed opticians, we combine our expertise with state-of-the-art equipment to ensure precision and comfort in every pair of glasses we craft. We are committed to quality, using only the highest-grade lenses to deliver clarity, durability, and style. At the heart of our practice is a passion for helping our customers see and look their best.

Designed to Be Seen.
Understanding the process

HOW TO READ YOUR PRESCRIPTION

OD = Right Eye
OS = Left Eye
SPH (Sphere) = Nearsighted (-) or Farsighted (+)
CYL (Cylinder) = Astigmatism correction (if needed)
AXIS = Direction of astigmatism (0–180°)
ADD = Extra reading power for bifocal or progressive lenses

Simple Example:

OD: -2.00
→ Mild nearsightedness in right eye

ADD: +1.50
→ Extra help for reading

Good to Know

Not every prescription needs CYL, AXIS, or ADD.
Some people only need SPH.

Understanding the process

Lenses - single vision

Single vision lenses are designed to correct one specific viewing distance. near, far, or intermediate. The lens power is uniform throughout, offering clear, consistent vision
They are commonly used for:

•     Nearsightedness     

•     Farsightedness      

•     Reading or computer use

Understanding the process

Bifocal Lenses

Bifocal lenses contain two distinct vision zones in one lens. typically distance on top and near vision at the bottom. The separation between the two areas is visible. Bifocals are often chosen by people who:      

•     Need distance and reading correction      

•     Prefer clearly defined viewing zones

Understanding the process

Progressive Lenses

Progressive lenses provide multiple vision corrections in one lens. distance, intermediate, and near. without visible lines. The transition between zones is smooth and natural. They are ideal for:      

•     All-day wear      

•     A modern, line-free appearance 

•     Seamless vision at all distances

Understanding the process

Lens Material Options

1. Standard Plastic (CR-39) – Affordable lenses with excellent clarity for lower prescriptions.

2. Polycarbonate – Lightweight, impact-resistant, and ideal for children's, safety, and rimless eyewear.

3. Trivex – Exceptional clarity, lightweight comfort, and outstanding durability.

4. High-Index 1.67 – Thinner, lighter lenses for stronger prescriptions.

5. High-Index 1.74 – Our thinnest lens option for very strong prescriptions.

Understanding the process

lens coating & treatment

1. Anti-Reflective (AR) Coating – Reduces glare and reflections while improving visual clarity.

2. Super Hydrophobic AR Coating – Repels water, oil, dust, and fingerprints, making lenses easier to clean and keep clear.

3. Scratch-Resistant Coating – Helps protect lenses from everyday wear and scratches.

4. Blue Light Filtering – Reduces exposure to blue light from digital screens for enhanced visual comfort.
Understanding the process

HOW TO READ YOUR PRESCRIPTION

OD = Right Eye
OS = Left Eye
SPH (Sphere) = Nearsighted (-) or Farsighted (+)
CYL (Cylinder) = Astigmatism correction (if needed)
AXIS = Direction of astigmatism (0–180°)
ADD = Extra reading power for bifocal or progressive lenses

Simple Example:

OD: -2.00
→ Mild nearsightedness in right eye

ADD: +1.50
→ Extra help for reading

Good to Know

Not every prescription needs CYL, AXIS, or ADD.
Some people only need SPH.

Lenses - single vision

Single vision lenses are designed to correct one specific viewing distance. near, far, or intermediate. The lens power is uniform throughout, offering clear, consistent vision
They are commonly used for:

•     Nearsightedness     

•     Farsightedness      

•     Reading or computer use

Bifocal Lenses

Bifocal lenses contain two distinct vision zones in one lens. typically distance on top and near vision at the bottom. The separation between the two areas is visible. Bifocals are often chosen by people who:      

•     Need distance and reading correction      

•     Prefer clearly defined viewing zones

Progressive Lenses

Progressive lenses provide multiple vision corrections in one lens. distance, intermediate, and near. without visible lines. The transition between zones is smooth and natural. They are ideal for:      

•     All-day wear      

•     A modern, line-free appearance 

•     Seamless vision at all distances

Lens Material Options

1. Standard Plastic (CR-39) – Affordable lenses with excellent clarity for lower prescriptions.

2. Polycarbonate – Lightweight, impact-resistant, and ideal for children's, safety, and rimless eyewear.

3. Trivex – Exceptional clarity, lightweight comfort, and outstanding durability.

4. High-Index 1.67 – Thinner, lighter lenses for stronger prescriptions.

5. High-Index 1.74 – Our thinnest lens option for very strong prescriptions.

lens coating & treatment

1. Anti-Reflective (AR) Coating – Reduces glare and reflections while improving visual clarity.

2. Super Hydrophobic AR Coating – Repels water, oil, dust, and fingerprints, making lenses easier to clean and keep clear.

3. Scratch-Resistant Coating – Helps protect lenses from everyday wear and scratches.

4. Blue Light Filtering – Reduces exposure to blue light from digital screens for enhanced visual comfort.