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Your Lenses, Made Easy

We want choosing lenses to be simple, so here’s what you need to know.

All our lenses include a standard hard coating and anti-reflection as standard — because clear, comfortable vision should never be extra.

Prescription Types

Single Vision

  • Ideal for everyday wear, driving, reading or screen use.

  • Includes hard & anti-reflection coatings.

  • From £100 (in your chosen frame).

Bifocals

  • Designed for clear distance and reading vision.

  • Includes coatings as above.

  • From £210.

Varifocals

  • Seamless vision for distance, intermediate, and reading.

  • Includes hard and anti-reflection coatings.

  • From £280 (in-frame), depending on your lens index.

    • 1.6 Index: £350

    • 1.67 Index: £400

    • 1.74 Index: £450

Need advice on which type is right for you? Just ask — we’re happy to help.

Lens Thickness (Index)

We offer a range of lens indexes depending on your prescription and priorities:

  • Standard Index (1.5) – Great for small prescriptions. Affordable and lightweight.

  • 1.6 – 25% thinner than standard. Ideal for +/- 2.50 powers.

  • 1.67 – 40% thinner. A brilliant middle ground: lighter and more cosmetically discreet.

  • 1.74 – Up to 50% thinner. Often recommended for prescriptions over +/-7.00.

Everyday comfort, better aesthetics — we’ll guide you to the right option.

Optional Extras

Blue Light Coating – £10
Helps reduce eye strain during screen time. Add it to any lens type.

Transitions – £95
Lenses that darken in sunlight. Available in:

  • Grey

  • Brown

  • Graphite Green

  • Sapphire

  • Amethyst

  • Amber

  • Ruby

Tints – From £20

  • Solid colour across the whole lens

  • Graduated (darker at the top, lighter at the bottom)

  • Mirrored finish available – £40

Reglazing & Reuse

Want to reuse a favourite frame? No problem. We’re happy to reglaze at no extra cost and will refresh the frame to help it look its best. Just email us if you’re unsure about whether your frame is suitable.

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Varifocals: What to Expect

If you’re new to varifocals, it can take a little time to adjust. That’s normal.

They work by gradually changing power across the lens, which means your peripheral vision may feel different at first.

Tips for adjusting:

  • Try not to switch between your old and new specs – consistency helps!

  • When you get home, take a moment to sit with a book, tablet or TV and practise using the different zones.

  • Drop your eyes slightly to focus on near/intermediate distances.

  • Look straight ahead for distance.

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We’ll always be here if you have questions.

Still Unsure?

We’re always happy to advise. Just email us with your prescription or any concerns, and we’ll help you choose the best lenses for your lifestyle.

Email: daxieeyewear@gmail.com

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