Ombraz Classics

Rx Single Vision lenses are designed to help you see clearly to a single focal distance, usually helping you to achieve clear distance vision so you can see far away. Single Vision lenses are tuned to a single power correction across the entire lens.

Rx Progressive lenses are multi-focal lenses (also known as “no-line bifocals”) that help your eyes to see clearly into the distance when you look through the top portion of the lens, then progressively add magnification power to help your eyes focus on objects up close through the lower portion of the lens.

As your eyes age – typically after the age of 40 – your eyes begin to lose the capability to focus on objects that are up close. When it becomes hard to read your phone, Rx Progressive lenses are a fantastic solution to help you see clearly into the distance and focus up close.

Yes! These light-changing polarized photochromic lenses are fantastic for anyone seeking the convenience of a 2-in-1 hybrid lens solution. These lenses are activated by exposure to UV light. Outdoors they will become polarized as they darken. Indoors they will become clear lenses that will protect you from harmful blue light and UV rays. It is worth noting that when photochromic lenses turn from dark to clear they typically do not turn completely clear, they tend to have a slight residual “smoke” tint that remains when you’re indoors. However, when these lenses turn dark, they are nearly indistinguishable from dedicated polarized Grey sunglasses.

We've got you covered. If you change your mind about the frame style or color you selected, send your glasses back to us within 90 days and we’ll make a fresh set of lenses – at no charge – in a different frame style or color.

Our mission is to get your glasses done right. We realize that vision tests are subjective and sometimes a new doctor’s prescription may be a little bit off. If something isn’t right with your new L&F eyeglasses, please return to us within 90 days and we’ll be happy to re-make your lenses at no charge.

Typically we need about two weeks to complete our unique lens production queue including digital surfaced using state-of-the-art computer-aided lens designs ensuring accuracy to 1/100th of a diopter, in-house coatings to receive multiple layers of Anti-Reflection coatings with hydrophobic and oleophobic properties plus Anti-Scratch hard coatings.  Finally we finish your lenses with multi-axis lens edging and mounting in order align your vision correction accurately with your personalized measurements for the most comfortable view possible.

We have quality inspections at each stage. If we discover any blemishes this may trigger an automatic re-start which could add on a few extra days of production time.  All of this is to produce the highest quality prescription lenses possible.