The first number is the distance across one lens in millimeters. Want to customize your prescription lens? Click here for more information. If your doctor will be filling the prescription, please note: Only polycarbonate lenses should be fit in these frames for safety. Please note: You must add the frame to your shopping cart as well as the prescription lens. PD measurements are required to properly fill your prescription. If using our on-line order form to order prescription lenses, please note your prescription in the comment box.

For higher prescriptions or additional lens options, please call or e-mail for a quote. Prices for prescription are for lenses -4.00D and under in a 3mm thick polycarbonate lens. DO NOT CLAIM THAT REC SPECS SPORTS EYEWEAR IS UNBREAKABLE OR ELIMINATES THE POSSIBILITY OF EYE OR FACIAL INJURY. THE DESIGNER, DISPENSER (A Sight for Sport Eyes), MANUFACTURER, AND LIBERTY OPTICAL MFG. Failure to do so may result in permanent eye injury. If the eye protector incurs a severe impact or is neglected or misused, the degree of eye protection provided may be reduced. Please refer to our descriptions below to find the correct model for you and the standards for the particular sport it is approved for.Īlthough Rec Specs sports eyewear is intended to offer the best protection available, there is always the possibility that the wearer may sustain an eye or facial injury due to severe impact or because of the nature of the athletic activity.

Other Rec Specs designs provide use during activities in the water for things like swimming and jet skiing: to winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. Most Rec Specs are tested to withstand the ASTM F803 impact resistant standards for racquetball, basketball, handball, squash, paddleball, and tennis when fitted with 3 mm polycarbonate lenses. Rec Specs is the world's leading brand of high quality protective eyewear designed specifically for sporting applications. You might find yourself asking, “Why should I use Rec Specs?” Under most circumstances, at least 90% of sports-related eye injuries are preventable with the proper use of protective sports eyewear. However, regardless of an individual's age or skill level, every athlete's eyes are targets for injury. School-aged competitors are particularly prone to eye injuries since their athletic skills (hand-eye coordination, balance, reaction time, and speed) are still being developed. As sports participation statistics continue to climb, and newly identified 'extreme' sports gain in popularity, the number of athletes who fall victim to eye injuries has the potential to grow at alarming rates. This number could potentially skyrocket when you consider the treatment of eye injuries in a private practitioners office. Sports-related eye injuries requiring costly emergency room care.

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