Prescription Sunglasses & Custom Sun-Ready Frames
Preview sun-tinted models and full-rim frames ready for custom UV400 Polarized Sunglasses (+US$45 Single Vision / +US$94 Progressive), Colored Sun Tints (+US$45) or indoor-outdoor Photochromic lenses (+US$40).
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Best Seller · 3 Colors
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2 Colors · Acetate
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Featherlight TR90
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3 Colors · Acetate
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Complete Rx $35.70
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Complete Rx $35.70
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Complete Rx $35.70
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5 Colors · Acetate
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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$26.90 w/ Rx
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do complete prescription polarized sunglasses cost?
Pairing a US$16.90 Everyday Picks frame with 1.56 Polarized Single Vision lenses (+US$45) totals US$61.90 before US$5 shipping — or US$70.70 on a US$25.70 EM acetate frame.
What is the difference between Polarized and Colored Sun Tint lenses?
Both provide UV protection and outdoor shade at the same base price (+US$45 in 1.56 Single Vision), while Polarized adds a horizontal glare-blocking filter for roads and water.
Do photochromic lenses darken inside a car?
Standard UV photochromic lenses stay mostly clear behind UV-blocking windshields; choose Dedicated Polarized Sunglasses for bright daytime driving.






















