Amara Medicare - Lagos, Nigeria

Polycarbonate. These impact-resistant lenses are a good choice if you play sports, work where your eyeglasses could easily get damaged, or have kids who are tough on their specs.

Trivex. They’re made from a newer plastic that’s similar to polycarbonate lenses. They’re lightweight, thin, and impact-resistant.

High-index plastic. If you need a strong prescription, these lenses are lighter and thinner than the old-school super-thick ones you may have had in the past.

Aspheric. These have various degrees of curvature. That means they can be thinner and flatter so you can use a much larger portion of the surface.

Photochromic. Sunlight changes these from clear to tinted. You may no longer need sunglasses. They can be either glass or plastic.

Polarized sunglasses. These lenses reduce glare from a surface like water, so they’re great for sports and driving.

Behind-The-Ear (BTE)
Receiver-In-Canal (RIC)
In-The-Ear (ITE)
In-The-Canal (ITC)
Completely-In-Canal (CIC)
Invisible (IIC)

1.Full frame

2.Semi-rimless

3.Rimless