Shop prescription eyeglasses for men, eyeglasses for women, and for kids at GlassesExperts. We know buying prescription glasses online can be challenging, so that's why the team at Target Optical has made the process quick and easy by accepting all valid prescriptions through a simple upload process. Discover a range of Rx glasses online to fit all your vision needs - including blue light glasses that help minimize digital eye strain. You can even add blue light lenses to any pair!

Eyeglasses generally come in prescription & non-prescription glasses. Prescription glasses correct vision and have various lens configurations; single-vision(monovision), bifocals, trifocals, and progressive lenses in clear and sun lens types. Non-prescription glasses are non-corrective for those who want eye protection from blue light and UV, for safety, and as a fashion accessory. These include reading glasses, blue-light blocking glasses, and sunglasses.

The first thing to do before purchasing eyeglasses whether online or in-store, is to get a prescription from your eye doctor, optometrist or ophthalmologist. Once your doctor has determined the proper diopter strength and pupillary distance for your prescription, you can head online to your favorite store and choose a frame style based on your taste and preference. GlassesExperts offers you the option to order any eyeglass frames and customize them with your prescribed diopter Rx strength.

Although prescription glasses are available in abundance, it requires a prescription from an ophthalmologist. Even if a retailer provides eyeglasses without a prescription, it's advisable to purchase certified glasses that give you the utmost eyecare. With a prescription, you can buy the glasses in store or online through GlassesExperts, which offers extensive customization for eyewear.

Please note that a current prescription that includes the doctor’s information, date of service and signature of the doctor are required to process your order. All prescriptions are checked by our in house optician to ensure your glasses are perfect! During the ordering process you will have the following options: 1) Upload the valid prescription as a PDF, JPG, or PNG, 2) Choose your on-file prescription if you are an existing customer.

The convenience of buying prescription eyeglasses online is attractive to a lot of people, and there are more options than you may think. Buying glasses online can be easy. You just have to find the frame you like, enter your prescription information, and they’ll be shipped to you in a matter of days. Be sure to look at what we have at GlassesExperts.com, so you can choose from some of the best online prescription glasses on the market.

Did you know that the cost of prescription glasses is usually higher than what it costs to make them? When you go to a retail store to purchase prescription glasses you’re not just paying for your glasses, you’re paying extra for things like overhead costs and 3rd party fees. When you buy prescription eyeglass frames online at a trusted prescription eyeglass site like GlassesExperts.com, you can save up to 70% on regular retail prices for the exact same professional services and high-quality prescription glasses.

At GlassesExperts.com, we offer the same premium designer framing and lensing options as the brick and mortar stores for only a fraction of the cost. When you buy custom prescription glasses online at GlassesExperts, you know you’re getting the best deal on a premium pair of prescription glasses.

To order GlassesExperts prescription glasses, you will need your current lens prescription including your PD measurement (pupillary distance).

Then, ordering is easy. Just choose your frame, select your lens options, and select "Add your prescription." Enter your prescription details in the Rx Wizard, then add to cart and checkout.

Your PD is the distance from the center of one pupil to the center of the other in millimeters. This information is necessary to properly center your prescription correctly in your frames. It's important to note that the average PD is between 57 and 65mm. You may have two PD values - one for each eye. It is best to get this measured by your eye care professional. If your doctor did not include your PD measurement with your prescription, follow these easy steps to find your PD before you start your order:

1. Place a ruler or credit card against your forehead and line up an edge with your right pupil.
2. Looking straight ahead, mark the location of your left pupil on the ruler or credit card.
3. Repeat multiple times and take an average measurement to ensure an accurate PD.

Our eyesight changes as we get older, so a prescription from several years ago may not guarantee clear vision. The expiration date of an eyeglasses prescription will vary from state to state, and reputable retailers will reject an expired prescription. Be cautious of anyone who is willing to sell you eyeglasses without a valid prescription.

Yes, you can order prescription glasses as a gift, but you will need the recipient's current prescription details including their PD measurement (pupillary distance).

Looking for the cheapest way to buy prescription glasses without compromising on quality, style, or comfort? GlassesExperts.com is the brand you can trust to craft your go-to pair at an honest price point. Buying with 3GlassesExperts makes it easy to buy your next high-quality pair of glasses online at prices as low as 75% below retail costs. This is because GlassesExperts.com was developed by a highly-skilled team of trusted eye doctors who wanted to create an inexpensive method for people to acquire high-quality, finished prescription eyeglasses.

We use the same top-rated materials as traditional eyeglass shops, but at a discounted cost to you. Since we don't have the additional overhead constraints that your eye doctor’s office or optician has – such as retail rent space, behind-the-counter employees, and expensive displays – we are able to offer a much more affordable price. What’s more, every pair of glasses purchased at GlassesExperts comes fully equipped with scratch-resistant coating and 100% UV protection so they are built to last.

Prescription glasses are medical devices that correct your vision by allowing your eye to project light on the right spot in your retina. The correct lenses compensate your eye's inability to focus an image onto the retina.

For a frame to fit on a set of prescription lenses, it has to be considered “optical grade.” So, it has to have grooves that will keep a prescription lens in place. Some low-end frames don’t have a way to remove the lens, so there’s no way they can be fitted with a prescription. The same is true with some sunglasses frames. Either they have a shield where there isn’t a separate lens for each eye, or they’re too large to be curved. The strength of your prescription can also limit your choices in terms of frame styles. If you have a high prescription, the lenses may not work on a curved or wrapped frame.

We recommend that you get an eye exam at your local vision center for the most current prescription possible. If your current prescription is still valid, contact your doctor for a copy. Be sure to include your PD (pupillary distance) measurement.

When you buy a pair of progressive glasses, you’ll always have the right pair on hand. No more switching between your reading glasses, regular glasses, and/or driving glasses: progressives are the comprehensive choice for all your corrective needs. Progressives give you a seamless, smooth transition between optical corrections, without disruptions to your vision. But, how much should a pair of progressive glasses or no-line bifocals cost? The average cost for a single no-line bifocal lens at a retail location can cost anywhere from $200 to $600. The price varies from doctor to doctor and any additional lens coating or tinting options can increase this price significantly. At GlassesExperts, we believe eye care should be affordable. All of our progressive lens and no-line bifocals are available at prices as low as 75% below retail sticker price. Although our progressive lenses may cost significantly less than those available at your local optician's office, they don’t compromise on performance or quality. At GlassesExperts, we have a great selection of progressive lens options for any budget.

A prescription between +/-.025 to +/-2.00 is considered mild, the range between +/-2.25 to +/-5.00 is considered moderate, and anything greater than +/-5.00 is considered severe.

We can fill most prescriptions; however, some frames have a limited range due the frame curvature. You will receive an error when you fill in the prescription form or your range will not be available if we are unable to fill.

The adjustment period depends on various factors. If you are a first time glasses wearer, it could take up to two weeks to adjust to your new visual aids.

Anti-reflective coating can benefit your vision in the following ways:

• Reduces the amount of reflections, glares, and halos.
• Improves your vision at night.
• Makes your lenses look thinner and almost invisible.

If you’re looking for a pair of prescription eyeglasses with anti-reflective coating, be sure look at what we have at GlassesExperts.

When shopping for glasses online, you may ask yourself, “Is it worth buying expensive glasses?” You might think the frames and lenses at your brick-and-mortar glasses shop are somehow better or higher quality but this isn’t always the truth. When you buy your glasses from a reputable online source like GlassesExperts, you get the same high-quality frames and premium lensing options as you would from a designer shop for a fraction of the cost.

That's why when you trust GlassesExperts.com with crafting your perfect pair of prescription eyeglasses, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with our 100% worry-free guarantee. GlassesExperts offers high-quality custom-crafter glasses and sunglasses expertly assembled in our USA-based lab. When you trust our team of doctors with your eyes, you can enjoy designer-quality frames and lenses for a fraction of the cost compared to retail locations. Whether you’re looking for prescription glasses, reading glasses, or sunglasses : there’s a great deal waiting for you with GlassesExperts.

GlassesExperts offers premium high index 1.60 with every order and includes anti-reflective coating, anti-scratch coating, hydrophobic coating and ultra violet protection. Upgrade options include: Ultra thin 1.67 lens material for stronger prescriptions, blue light filter technology, photochromic, and polarized sunglasses.

No, we are not able create eyeglasses using a contact lens prescription. Contact prescriptions are specific to contacts. Most vision plans cover an annual eye exam, so we recommend that you get a fresh eye exam before ordering for the most up-to-date prescription possible.

If your prescription is stronger than -4.00, it would be beneficial to get thin, high index lenses to decrease the weight and increase optical clarity.

Most eyewear prescriptions are good for two years, but expiration dates can vary by doctor and prescription needs. Most vision plans cover an annual eye exam, so we recommend that you get a fresh eye exam before ordering for the most up-to-date prescription possible.

Glass lenses are not currently available for prescription orders

Single-vision lenses offer one correction value throughout the entire lens, typically for distance or close-up.

Progressive lenses offer multiple correction values in one lens, so you can have distance and close-up values in one pair of glasses.

Progressive lenses offer multiple correction values in one lens, so you can have distance and close-up values in one pair of glasses.

Transition lenses are light sensitive or photochromic lenses that change from clear to tinted when exposed to sunlight (UV light).

Yes, GlassesExperts offers light-responsive or photochromic lenses that automatically adjust from clear to tinted when exposed to sunlight (UV light).

Yes, we offer blue-light filtering lenses. You will see an add-on option when creating your order.

Yes. Our clear lenses and tinted sunglass lenses filter out harmful UV rays.