Prescription Lenses for Snapchat Spectacles are now available. This in a way answers the problem arising from the group wearing prescription glasses.
Rochester Optical announced that it is now offering prescription lenses for Snapchat Spectacles. The company has already launched prescription solutions for Microsoft Hololens, Epson Moverio, Intel Recon Jet, and Google Glass. Patrick Ho, CEO of Rochester Optical commented that they have been working with heads-up displays for a while.
Spectacles are almost the same but just without the heads-up display. He added that they have already done similar projects with Google Glass.
Snapchat's Spectacles feature rounded cut outs in each lens corner, which other optical labs find difficult to accommodate. The company invests in the newest optical equipment such as 5-axis edging machinery. It has also in-house AR coating to offer the most advanced lens products available and digital free-form surfacing equipment. The company also has expert optical craftsmen to solve unique design challenges. They also offer creative optical solutions especially to Prescription Lenses for Snapchat Spectacles.
Rochester Optical is not the only company, however, offering a Prescription Lenses for Snapchat Spectacles. Sarah Evans, a registered content creator, went to LensCrafters in Las Vegas previously this month and got her pair of Spectacles. The company made her fitted spectacles with Transitions. The result is interesting because the lenses are clear indoors and darken when exposed to sunlight.
Prices for the Prescription Lenses for Snapchat Spectacles vary. For normal lenses, a pair of lenses is priced at $99. High-index lenses, which are physically stronger lenses, costs $149. In addition, photochromic and polarized options charge $200. The spectacles alone without the prescription lenses cost $130.
Snap, the fabricators of Spectacles, has side-stepped selling prescription lenses for Snapchat Spectacles. Further, the company advised the owners to seek advice from optician before making a decision on having prescription lenses installed in the Spectacles.
