Our Lenses & Vision Care
Essilor
A French leader in optics, Essilor is best known for its Varilux progressives, which give smooth vision at all distances.
Their strength lies in innovation and strong UV/blue light protection.
Zeiss
Known worldwide for German precision, Zeiss lenses are the benchmark for complex prescriptions and progressives. They excel in sharp detail and advanced coatings against glare and blue light.
hoya
A Japanese brand known for its advanced technology, Hoya offers lenses that are lightweight, durable, and highly comfortable. They are especially well-regarded for their high-quality anti-reflective coatings.
Often the best choice for people spending long hours on screens or looking for versatile, reliable lenses.
Indonesian laboratories
We also offer high-quality Indonesian lenses, providing reliable solutions at affordable prices.
This makes it possible to meet all needs: simple lenses for daily use or more technical options for specific corrections.
Our Lens Coatings
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Anti-reflective
Cuts glare for sharper, more comfortable vision indoors and outdoors. Perfect for daily wear and screen use.
UV protection included.
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Blue light filter
Which Lenses for Screen Use ?Blocks harmful blue light from screens to reduce eye strain. Recommended for long screen hours. Not ideal for creatives, as a slight tint may affect color accuracy.
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Photochromic
How Do They Work?Lenses that adapt to light: clear indoors, dark outdoors. Provide constant comfort with full UV protection.
Great for those who want one pair of glasses all day.
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Polarized
Why Choose Polarized Lenses ?Eliminates glare and boosts contrast for clearer vision in bright light. Ideal for driving, water, or outdoor sports.
Ensures sharp vision and full UV protection.
Understand Myopia, Hyperopia, Astigmatism, and Presbyopia
Myopia (Nearsightedness)
Myopia makes distant objects appear blurry while close-up vision remains clear.
It’s common among young adults and students who spend hours reading or using screens.
Prescription lenses or contact lenses can correct myopia, and regular eye exams ensure your correction stays accurate.
Hyperopia (Farsightedness)
Hyperopia makes it difficult to see clearly up close, while distant vision is usually better.
This condition often causes eye strain or headaches when reading or working on computers.
Corrective lenses can restore balance and comfort for near tasks.
Astigmatism
Astigmatism is caused by an irregular curvature of the cornea or lens, leading to distorted or blurred vision at all distances.
It can be combined with myopia or hyperopia.
Glasses with specific cylindrical lenses provide sharp and comfortable vision.
Presbyopia
Presbyopia naturally appears after age 40, when the eye’s lens becomes less flexible.
Reading up close becomes more difficult, especially in dim light.
Solutions include reading glasses, progressive lenses, or photochromic options adapted to your lifestyle.
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