[Seannie]

darksword995 wrote:

Can I get a price check on the market rate on the following prescription on just the single vision lenses?

1. Around 800 and 900 on SPH for left and right eyes respectively
2. Astigmatism CYL of 250 for both eyes
3. Blue light lenses from Hoya
4. 1.74 index

Looks like going to be very expensive especially your high RX customised lens.

[darksword995]

Seannie wrote:

Looks like going to be very expensive especially your high RX customised lens.

Any idea of the rough price range I would be expecting?

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[EyezoneOpticalSG]

darksword995 wrote:

Can I get a price check on the market rate on the following prescription on just the single vision lenses?

1. Around 800 and 900 on SPH for left and right eyes respectively
2. Astigmatism CYL of 250 for both eyes
3. Blue light lenses from Hoya
4. 1.74 index

Hi bro,

As per Hoya RRP:
Nulux Classic 1.74 blue control $580
Nulux EP 1.74 blue control $750
Nulux V+ 1.74 blue control $830

[darksword995]

EyezoneOpticalSG wrote:

Hi bro,

As per Hoya RRP:
Nulux Classic 1.74 blue control $580
Nulux EP 1.74 blue control $750
Nulux V+ 1.74 blue control $830

Ouch haha. Thanks for the info!

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[onizuka3]

EyezoneOpticalSG wrote:

Hi bro,
Rimless frames price ranges from ~$120 to $600+

1.60 Blue Absorb lenses ~$140 to $198

Blue Absorb lenses block up to 94% of the high energy waves(up to 420nm), while letting the rest of beneficial blue light in.(~420-500nm)

what's the lens for the absorb blue light?

can u share photos of the rimless frames?

[toRRez]

Can we do transition lens with blue reflect or absorb function?
i was told that for transition lens the effect of the blue light blocking thingy is not significant.

[Nakedtoes]

toRRez wrote:

Can we do transition lens with blue reflect or absorb function?
i was told that for transition lens the effect of the blue light blocking thingy is not significant.

Go watch the YouTube video abt blue light. It is gimmicky marketing by those lenses manufacturers.

[EyezoneOpticalSG]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6288536/

Research paper on Blue light and its effects on the cornea, crystalline lens & Retina. Good read

[toRRez]

EyezoneOpticalSG wrote:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6288536/

Research paper on Blue light and its effects on the cornea, crystalline lens & Retina. Good read

Roughly how much will a transition with blue absorb lens cost?

[GANGSTERKIA]

Taken from:
https://www.aao.org/eye-health/tips-...out-blue-light
Aao is reputable and if anyone refutes this, I have nothing to say haha.


I been repeating many times, research are still in progress such that we cnt definitely state this and that is a cause. I personally feel the filters are there to reduce glare that’s all. I would choose the yellow hue(blue reflect) over the blue absorb( no yellow hue)( one man meat is another poison). As I find it helps me more than the other in terms of reducing glare.
Try to find a credible source unlike those Facebook research have found out, scientist have found out...

Links that user Eyezone post are credible but take everything we all mention here with a pinch of salt.
Ultimately it’s just for us to educate/explain to the public.

[ivancen]

Hi all, not familiar with current lense technology so need some guidelines. What's a good brand and model for mid tier single focal lens. Mainly interested in moderately thin at least 1.6 and good multicoat, but high definition/clarity is welcome. Thanks!!

[heartywarrior]

GANGSTERKIA wrote:

Good afternoon,

I personally feel you need to up your Budget to at least 350-400.
Most Budget/affordable progressive starts at 200ish for 1.50index. Thus 300 for 1.67 is really hard to find unless the shop gives you some crazy discount. I am not sure about owndays or zoff etc, you might have better luck there if your Budget is around 300.
However if you give it 400-450 then you won’t have a problem finding 1.67 progressive lenses.
Do note blue filter is a paid add on unless the shop waived it for you.
Hope this helps. Cheers.

Thanks for the advice... actually over the weekend as I was shopping around... did managed to get a 1.67 progressive with bluesheild for about $250 for non brand lens though yes their branded lens like Kodak were on the higher side of $450+...

[EyezoneOpticalSG]

toRRez wrote:

Roughly how much will a transition with blue absorb lens cost?

Hi bro,

Transitions is a brand. The category of lens is photochromic.

Depending on your degree, Single vision Photochromic blue absorb lenses can cost around $240-$760.

[EyezoneOpticalSG]

ivancen wrote:

Hi all, not familiar with current lense technology so need some guidelines. What's a good brand and model for mid tier single focal lens. Mainly interested in moderately thin at least 1.6 and good multicoat, but high definition/clarity is welcome. Thanks!!

If you want high definition and Clarity, I suggest going for Zeiss or Tokai lenses. Optics is way better than most other brands.

Whats your prescription like?

[still wanna use Win 7]

I saw this yesterday and fell in love with it

https://sg.oakley.com/en/products#!/...en-ox5140-0256

I didn't ask for the price but a sticker on it writes "410"

Anyone have cheaper alternative but looks roughly the same? My current specs is $209 only.