Polarized sunglasses. Polarized lenses protect your eyes against harmful UV light and reduce daytime glare.
Sports glasses. Sports glasses provide protection when playing sports such as racquetball.
Reading glasses. Reading glasses are often necessary as your eyes age and after you have had corrective surgery to improve your near-sighted vision. No two eyes are always alike so over-the-counter "readers" may not be right for you.
Computer glasses. We offer glasses designed to enhance computer viewing.
Safety glasses. We offer special glasses that provide extra protection for the safety of your eyes.

For more information call:

Alexandria:

703-671-1313

See our Locations page for details.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The following are some FAQs that may help you in making your next eyeglass purchase.

What should I consider when choosing an eyeglass frame?

The following are some things to consider when choosing an eyeglass frame that is right for you:

Shape of face (oval, round, square, rectangular or oblong, diamond, base-down triangle, base-up triangle).
Color (match or contrast your hair and skin tone, eye color, or colors you wear most).
Frame type (full, half-rimless, rimless).
Frame material (plastic, metal, titanium, stainless steel, hypoallergenic).
Your personality and life style.

The following are some options to consider when choosing lenses:

Lens thickness and weight.
Polarized lenses to reduce daytime glare.
Strong, durable lenses for safety and children's eyewear, and extra protection when needed.
Anti-reflective coating to improve night and indoor vision.
Transitions photochromic lenses that change from light to dark.
UV protection to protect against harmful ultra-violet light.
Progressive lenses (graduated multi-focal lens).

We provide a senior citizen discount of 10 percent for individuals who are 60 years old or better!