Progressive lens options in 1.499, 1.56 and 1.61 index programs, with clear, blue-filter or photochromic configurations. Match the selected corridor to the exact design and fitting requirements.
1.499 / 1.56 / 1.6170 / 75 mm diameter referencesClear / blue cut / photochromicMultiple corridor configurations
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Buyer fit
Built around a clear procurement decision.
For distributors and laboratories sourcing conventional progressive ranges. Keep corridor selection, wearer fitting height, addition and frame trace as separate inputs, and use the design-specific fitting chart.
Start with representative samples, approve the agreed specification, then use it as the reference for trial and repeat orders.
Technical parameters
Typical supply configuration.
Final material, power matrix, coating, tolerances, tests, and availability are confirmed before quotation.
Updated
Progressive Lenses specifications
Parameter
Configuration
Lens design
Progressive addition lens
Index program
1.499 / 1.56 / 1.61
Diameter
70 / 75 mm reference
Sphere reference
−2.00 to +3.00 D
Addition reference
+1.00 to +3.00 D
Coating
UC / HC / HMC / SHMC
Function
Clear / blue cut / photochromic
Fitting
Design-specific chart and wearer measurements required
Corridor inquiry references
Listed configuration
Required confirmation
9 + 4 mm
Design identity and meaning of both dimensions
12 mm
Fitting chart and minimum fitting requirement
14 mm
Design-specific layout and checking points
13 + 3 mm
Configuration drawing and usable zones
13 + 8 mm
Frame compatibility and exact layout
These commercial configuration labels are not interchangeable with measured fitting height. Confirm the exact drawing before ordering.
Design schematic · Not to scale
Lens design
Understand the three viewing regions
A progressive design changes optical power gradually from distance through intermediate to near. The illustration identifies the general regions; it is not a measured power map of the ordered lens or a promise of identical fields for all wearers.
Application illustration
Application & selection
Approve fitting before production
Provide the prescription, addition, frame trace and required wearer measurements. The optical team should verify the selected design, markings and cutout. Review the fit again if the frame or corridor option changes.
Commercial options
Specify the program your market needs.
Share your target range and packaging plan for a focused specification and quotation.
Prescription matrixSend sphere, cylinder, addition where applicable, diameter and quantities.Coating and colorIdentify the exact finish and approve representative paired samples.Private labelConfirm artwork, envelope labels, inner boxes and carton identification.Order approvalAvailability, minimum quantity, lead time and evidence are confirmed in the quotation.
Sample and quality route
Approve what matters before volume.
01
Match material, design and power to the approved order
Reviewed against the confirmed product and packing specification.
02
Inspect relevant optical and dimensional properties
Reviewed against the confirmed product and packing specification.
03
Compare paired appearance and surface condition
Reviewed against the confirmed product and packing specification.
04
Review specified performance reports and sample identity
Reviewed against the confirmed product and packing specification.
05
Reconcile product labels, batch references and packaging
Reviewed against the confirmed product and packing specification.
Procurement FAQ
Questions buyers ask before sampling.
Are corridor length and fitting height the same?+
No. Use the selected design's instructions to identify each measurement.
Can every progressive design fit a shallow frame?+
No. Have optical staff assess the actual frame and required fitting measurements.
Is adaptation guaranteed?+
No universal adaptation promise is made. Design selection, prescription, fitting and individual needs require professional review.
Start with a useful inquiry
Send your power range, coating, quantity, and destination market.
We will help narrow the specification, sample scope, packaging route, and commercial terms.