Oakley Litebeam Prescription Glasses 8140 Fitted with Authentic Oakley Prescription Lenses
These Oakley Litebeam glasses will be supplied fitted with Oakley lenses. These have an engraved Oakley ‘icon’ O on one lens. This proves authenticity.
Oakley prescription lenses supplied in the Litebeam
Oakley Litebeam prescription lenses are digital recalibrated. These Oakley lenses take into account the shape of the Oakley frame and the angle the glasses sit on a face to accurately give the best vision.
With digital recalibration, Oakley prescription lenses are able to be made on the same curve as the Oakley Litebeam. This means the fit and the look of the Oakley glasses will be identical to how Oakley designed the spectacles to fit on the drawing board.
We have all seen a lovely pair of glasses all bent out of shape once stock flat lenses are forced into the frame. It's for this reason we have decided that all Our Oakley prescription glasses will be supplied fitted with Oakley True Digital Lenses.
Oakley Frames
This Oakley Litebeam frame comes with a two-year warranty against manufacturing defects and colour defects.
All the frames are made from high-quality materials, with assembled of most parts been done in the USA.
Oakley Litebeam Warranty
As a platinum account holder, all our Oakley prescription glasses come with a 2-year warranty. This is great as the standard warranty length is 1 year so you get an extra years warranty at no extra charge.
Oakley prescription glasses with Sunglasses Lenses
At extreme-eyewear, we can supply all the Oakley prescription glasses with Oakley sunglasses lenses. This includes every colour of their Sunglasses range. Iridium and polarised lenses.
Lead Times
Oakley Prescription Sunglasses – 2 to 3 weeks *
Ray-Ban Prescription Sunglasses – 2 to 3 weeks *
Bolle Prescription sunglasses – 2 to 3 weeks
Rudy Project Prescription sunglasses – 3 to 4 weeks
Uvex Prescription sunglasses – 2 to 3 weeks
Serengeti Prescription Sunglasses – 2 to 3 weeks
Oakley Prescription Sunglasses fitted with Digital custom lenses – 3 to 4 weeks
* If you have a required by date in mind during checkout please leave a note in the ‘comments’ box to advise your date and we will pass it onto the manufacturer. If your date is before the lead times we can’t promise the sunglasses will be delivered in this timescale however the brands will aim to hit your dates.
Priscription Help
Understanding your prescription
Your prescription is split into three sections, Sphere, Cylinder and Axis. You will most commonly see this written as, Sph, Cyl and Axis.
There are simple rules for each part of the prescription
Sphere – Is always a number in 0.25 jumps (i.e. 0.25, 0.50, 0.75, 1.00, 1.25). This can either be written in minus or plus (- or +).
IMPORTANT: You must select the correct symbol when ordering (minus or plus, – or +) as selecting the wrong sign will create the completely wrong prescription required to correct your vision.
Cyl – Is always a number in 0.25 jumps (i.e. 0.25, 0.50, 0.75, 1.00, 1.25). This can either be written in minus or plus.
IMPORTANT: You must select the correct symbol when ordering (minus or plus, – or +) as selecting the wrong sign will create the completely wrong prescription required to correct your vision.
Axis – Is a number between 0 and 180, it can also be written to point five (0.5) of a degree. This simply happens if the optometrist can’t decide wether you prefer for example 79 or 80 so they simply write your axis as 79.5. In this case lets get your glasses as accurate as possible so please provide us with the 79.5.
The in instances when a prescription doesn’t have a value for the Cyl section please leave the Axis blank (or some opticians write this as 0.00), the Axis is indicating what degree the Cyl figure sits at so if there is no Cyl there is no Axis required.
Other symbols which are often seen written in a glasses prescription
Infinity Symbol ∞ – this is another way of writing zero (no prescription) so simply select 0.00 into the corresponding section for either sphere or cyl.
Plano – this is another way of writing zero (no prescription) so simply select 0.00 into the corresponding section for either sphere or cyl.
Varifocals - What is the Add (Addition) part of my prescription?
You typically start to get the add part to a prescription when you hit 40+ and it is a measure of the amount of magnification you require to read.
The add is a plus (+) power which identifies how much extra addition (magnification) a glasses wearer requires (on top of their distance prescription) in order to read comfortably at close up distances, such as reading.
NOTE: Sometimes an optician will write your prescription for reading as a full prescription rather than simply supplying your reading add.
Example:
Distance
Right: -2.50 / -0.50 x 180
Left: -2.00 / -0.75 x 175
Near
Right: -1.00 / -0.50 x 180
Left: -0.50 / -0.75 x 175
Reading Add = +1.50
In this case to get your reading add take your distance Prescription Sphere off your reading Shere. The difference between the two figures is your reading add used for Varifocals.
Pupil Distance
Let our Dispensing Optician Measure your Pupil Distance accurately
For the Pupil Distance options on the ordering pages select 'Let Extreme eyewear measure your PD' and we'll post you our specially designed glasses.
(Note: On some projects the PD option will state 'send ruler' this option will still get you the new PD Measuring Glasses)
All you have to do is take a simple photo of you wearing our glasses and emailing your photo to us.
Our Dispensing Optician will then accurately take your mono pupil distances. Our PD glasses allows our dispensing opticians to gain all the details they need to set up single vision and varifocal sunglasses / eyewear accurately.
Let us supply you with perfect vision.
This service is free for all prescription eyewear orders.
What is your PD?
Your Pupil Distance is the measurement between the centre of your right and left pupils in mm.
How can you find out your Pupil Distance?
- You may be lucky enough to have been given this by your optician
- You can select to have our Pupil Distance measuring glasses posted to you. These will leave us on the same day you place an order 1st class post.
Why have we gone to the trouble of supplying PD Glasses?
Prescription glasses and sunglasses always work better when the centre of the optical lens is over your pupil. Not having this set up correctly can cause head aches and limit how well the glasses will work.
Varifocal Wearers
If you don't know your Mono Pupil Distances (this is two separate measurements for your right and left pupils) we strongly advise you select to have our PD Glasses posted to you. Varifocals with out mono pupil distances will not work correctly.
If you know your Mono Pupil Distances during the checkout there is a comment box, please write your right and left mono pupil distances in this comment box.
Examples
A pupil distance of 65 may have mono pupil distances of
Right 33
Left 32
Your total PD is still the same (65) But by using the separate mono pupil distances the centre of the varifocals will be positioned over your pupils making sure the clear corridor leading to your reading is in the correct position.
How do I receive PD Measuring Glasses?
In the PD options select ‘Let Extreme eyewear measure your PD’. The Digital ruler will be posted out on the same day as your order is placed to your shipping address supplied. (If your order comes in after 4.00pm the ruler will leave us the next day).
Abroad Orders
We will post the PD Measuring Glasses abroad but please allow a little more time to complete your order. The PD measuring glasses may take up to a week to get to abroad addresses.
