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March 18, 2026
 

Lenses
Not all lenses are alike. Your provider will help you select the lenses with features that are best for you. Consider:

  • Lenses That Fit Your Needs
  • Lens Options

Lenses That Fit Your Needs
The type of lens that your doctor recommends will be based largely on your prescription, as well as your lifestyle.

  • Single Vision: Lenses that correct one vision defect;  nearsightedness,  farsightedness or a simple reading correction.
  • Bifocals and Trifocals: Lenses for those with a visual condition such as presbyopia that requires more than distance to focus. Bifocals offer two areas of focus and trifocals offer three areas of focus.
  • Lenticular: Lenses prescribed for those needing lens that are heavier or thicker because of a specific lens requirement. The lenticular lens design helps reduce the thickness, making the lens more cosmetically and functionally appealing.
  • Progressives: No-line multifocal lenses which provide the needed correction for multiple focal lengths but do not have a visible seam or line in the lenses.

Lens Options
Your lenses can be enhanced for optimal vision comfort by the following lens options:

  • Tinted Lenses (Solid or Gradient): Lenses made with coatings applied to the lens material to reduce the amount of light entering the eye.
  • Polycarbonate Lens Material: Makes lenses up to ten times stronger and approximately thirty percent lighter.
  • Scratch-resistant Coating: A protective coating applied directly to the lens material that greatly reduces the potential for normal scratching of the lenses, reducing lens distortion.
  • UV (Ultraviolet) Coating: Protects eyes from the potentially harmful ultraviolet rays generated from the sun or other light sources.

DeltaVision is provided by ProTec Insurance Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta Dental of Illinois, in association with EyeMed Vision Care networks.