Premium Lenses and Coatings
The frame is what people see. The lens is what you see through — and it is where the difference between adequate glasses and glasses you forget you are wearing actually lives.
The best products for your vision
Newsom Eye stands for quality, so naturally we provide some of the top-selling premium lenses and lens coatings on the market. Top-of-the-line Varilux progressive bifocals, lined bifocals and trifocals, and single vision lenses are available to meet all of your visual needs.
Several different lens coatings and options are available, including Crizal non-glare coating, Transitions and Xperio polarized lenses.
We also offer the latest technology in lens materials such as Polycarbonate and Hi-Index. These materials are available in all lens styles and are specifically designed to allow optimal vision, decrease weight and thickness, and improve comfort and appearance.
- Varilux progressives, plus lined bifocals, trifocals and single vision.
- Crizal non-glare, Transitions and Xperio polarized options.
- Polycarbonate and Hi-Index materials for thinner, lighter, more comfortable lenses.
Frequently asked questions about premium lens products
What progressive lenses do you offer?
Top-of-the-line Varilux progressive bifocals, along with lined bifocals, trifocals and single vision lenses.
What is Crizal non-glare coating?
An anti-reflective coating that reduces glare and reflections on the lens surface. It makes a noticeable difference for night driving and screen work.
What are Transitions lenses?
Lenses that darken in sunlight and clear indoors, so one pair works in both. Useful in Florida, where the alternative is carrying two pairs everywhere.
What is Xperio polarized?
A polarized lens that cuts reflected glare from water, roads and other flat surfaces. It is the option most people want for driving and for the water.
What is Hi-Index?
A lens material that bends light more efficiently, so a strong prescription can be made thinner and lighter than it would be in standard plastic.
Why Polycarbonate?
It is impact resistant and lighter than standard lens material, which is why it is the usual choice for children, for sports, and for anyone whose work carries an eye-injury risk.
Which lens should I choose?
It depends on your prescription and how you spend your day. Your optician will walk through the trade-offs in weight, thickness, glare and cost before you decide.
Are premium lenses covered by insurance?
Vision plans typically cover a base lens with an allowance toward upgrades. Our team will tell you what your plan covers and what any upgrade would add before you order.
Five Convenient Florida Locations
Sebring
4211 US Highway 27 NSebring, FL 33870(863) 385-1544
Carrollwood
13904 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33618(813) 908-2020
South Tampa
113 S Armenia AveTampa, FL 33609(813) 908-2020
Brooksville
14543 Cortez BlvdBrooksville, FL 34613(352) 596-4030
Gainesville
2521 NW 41 StGainesville, FL 32606(352) 377-7733
The lens matters more than people think
Bring your prescription to any Newsom Eye optical department and an optician will walk you through the options.