Simply go to our secure order page by clicking on the purchase link on the top to order pinholes. If you don't know how they look go to the pinholes page to view an image of each model. You will also have the opportunity to order the program there.

See the How to Order section on our website where you will be guided through each stage of the process.

Yes you can, as long as you have a current (within the last two years) prescription for that person and that the person you are buying for is eighteen or older and isn't registered partially sighted or blind. Please be aware that the address you fill in on the downloadable order form is the address where the glasses will be sent, if you order online you can choose a different billing address to delivery address.

Simply visit www.site4eyes.co.uk and select a pair of frames from our extensive range, then choose your lens option and enter your prescription. Most of our customers prefer to order their prescription glasses on-line where we accept all major credit and debit cards through the Protx secure payment system.

Your prescription, which your Optician must provide you with by law after your eye test. All you have to do is copy the prescription into the correct box when ordering. When ordering distance or reading lenses we recommend you fill in all the prescription details.

We aim to deliver all orders within 10 days but please refer to our terms and conditions for full details. You can use our order-tracking system to see that we have accepted your order and whether it is being processed or has been dispatched.

Ordering glasses from SpeckyFourEyes® is simple and safe. All you need is your prescription. Your Optician has to provide you with a copy by law (UK Opticians Act 1989). Please note that just because you had your eyes tested at your regular Opticians it does not mean that you have to buy your glasses from them. Instead, have your eyes tested, let us know your prescription and save money!

Ordering your glasses at Spexmanic is quick, efficient and above all safe. After you have chosen which frame you would like to order, all we require are your prescription details, your address contact information and your payment details. A secure ordering process allows you to order in total confidence. For further information on ordering and information on your prescription please see the Procedure page.

We strongly suggest that you bring at least an extra months supply of whatever medications you take, along with an extra pair of glasses/contacts or a prescription for your glasses/contacts. You also should bring a letter and a prescription from your doctor. Also, remember, Florence is high in pollen content. So bring over the counter allergy medicine, even if you do not normally have any allergies. Students in the past who generally do not have this type of problem, encountered it in Florence.

restore your focus to normal, minimizing your dependence on glasses. Most people need some form of glasses, if only to read.

Technically you do not have to order polycarbonate lenses with rimless glasses, but we strongly recommend doing so, since policarbonate lenses are significantly stronger than compatible plastic lenses which is extremely important for rimless glasses.

Alternatively you can use our Mail Order Form (click on the 'Order Form' link at the bottom of the page) which can either be faxed or posted.

You will need an up to date prescription (less than 2 years old), Your P.D. measurement ( see how to measure my P.D.) and a rough idea what size frame you need ( see how to obtain frame sizes)

No! you must have an up to date glasses prescription (less than 2 years old) to order glasses from OneStopGlasses.

Yes. You can order thinner lenses (with an index of 1.61), extra thin lenses (with an index of 1.67), or ultra thin lenses (with an index of 1.74) . Please feel free to call if you would like advice on our lens options.

You will need a glasses prescription from your optometrist or optician. The prescription should include the R power (OD) and L power (OS) and your pupillary distance which is a measurement of the distance between your pupils in mm.

Yes you can by choosing the 'clear plastic' lens option and then entering 'plano' in the Sphere and leaving 'none' in the rest of the prescription boxes.

You need your prescription and your papillary measurement. If you need more help or don’t know how to measure your pupillary distance yourself, go to Prescription Information. Then choose a frame and lens package.

Yes you can order as many pairs of prescription glasses as you wish, You can order more than 1 pair of the same frame or choose different frames. e.g. 1 pair of reading glasses and 1 pair of distance glasses or 1 with tinted lenses or transitions lenses any combination you wish. However many glasses frames you order you need only fill the prescription details in once.

b) A spare pair of glasses (made from a prescription less than 2 years old). For this option please click here here to download an order form and then order by post. There is a £10.00 charge for this option which covers the cost of reading your prescription from your existing glasses. By law your optician has to provide you with a copy of your prescription. You are not obliged to buy your glasses from your optician, who in turn must not imply that you should.

All you need to provide is an up to date (i.e. within the last two years) prescription. If you do not have one then have your eyes tested by an optician and obtain a copy of you prescription from them. If you are unsure you can fax us your prescription first.

Yes, simply choose your frame and select "+0.00 (Plano)" for your lens measurements. At checkout enter "none" when asked for Details from your Prescription.

Compliance with requirements to wear safety glasses used to be a big problem in industry. However, safety glasses have become much more lightweight and stylish, to the point where workers actually want to wear their safety glasses. If you offer a selection of stylish safety glasses, that are appropriate for your work environment, you will find that compliance is no longer a big problem. No, OSHA does not approve safety glasses, or any other personal protective equipment for that matter.

Safety glasses are required to be tested to ANSI Z87.1-2003. This standard includes optical requirements as well as physical requirement. Here is a list of the tests that are required: Frame shall be capable of resisting impact from a pointed projectile weighing 500g (17.6 oz.) dropped from a height of 127 cm (50 in.). Spectacles shall be capable of resisting impact from a 6.35 mm (1/4 in) diameter steel ball traveling at a velocity of 45.7 mps (150 fps).