Prescription lenses for smart glasses, compared
The official route and 10 independent lens labs for 20 smart-glasses models, with published prices, prescription limits, prism and progressives. Every figure links to its source.
Strong prescription, astigmatism or prism? Check your numbers against every published limit.
| 1Lensology UK | from $47 |
| 2Vision Global US | from $75 |
| 3MRY Optics (MryLens) | from $79.99 |
| 4VR Optician | from $89 |
| 5Tajima Direct US | from $249 |
All lens labs, cheapest first
Starting price for single-vision prescription lenses, how ordering works and what each lab says it can make.
| Lab | Rx lenses from | How it works | Progressive | Prism | Max Rx |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| from $47[1] | Lenses shipped to you, cut to your frame; you click them in. No need to send frames.[1] | Yes[1] | Yes[3] | No published maximum. The order form takes SPH beyond ±10.00, CYL beyond ±2.00 and prism as "specialist" prescriptions with extra processing time.[3] | |
| from $75[2] | Lenses cut to your exact model code and shipped to you; you press them in.[2] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | |
| from $77[2] | Either lenses shipped to you pre-edged for self-install, or send the frame and they fit them.[1] | Yes[1] | Unknown | Unknown | |
| from $79.99[1] | No frame needed: lenses cut from their frame database and shipped to you; install at home.[2] | Unknown | Unknown | No published maximum; says it specializes in high prescriptions and recommends high-index Thin lenses beyond ±4.00.[2] | |
| from $89[1] | Lenses shipped to you with installation instructions (snap into the frame).[1] | No[1] | Unknown | Unknown | |
| from $95[1] | Send your frames in; lenses made, installed and shipped back.[1] | Yes[1] | Unknown | No published maximum; materials polycarbonate, Trivex and 1.67 high-index.[1] | |
| from $99[1] | Lens-only ordering available ("you do not have to send in your frame anymore").[1] | Yes[1] | Unknown | No published maximum; says it specializes in high prescriptions.[1] | |
| from $249[1] | Send your frames in (prepaid label or box); lenses made and installed, frames shipped back.[1] | Yes[1] | Yes[1] | No published maximum; says it regularly fills prescriptions beyond Meta's limits (asks very strong Rx to email first).[1] | |
| Not published[3] | Lens-only self-install for mild Rx (about ±3.00, no prism); send frames in for strong Rx, significant cylinder or prism.[1] | Yes[2] | Yes[1] | Says it can make lenses "even those beyond +/-10.00 with prism".[1] | |
| Not published[1] | Lenses shipped to you; you replace and install them yourself.[1] | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown |
Sorted by the lowest published price for prescription lenses (USD). Labs that don't publish a price are listed last. Prices change and depend on lens options; always confirm on the lab's site. Not medical advice. Warranty: Ray-Ban's US FAQ says the Ray-Ban Meta manufacturer warranty only stays intact if Rx lenses are added at a certified retailer.
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Rx checker
Enter sphere, cylinder, prism and add. See which frames and labs publish support for it.
Guides
Astigmatism, strong prescriptions, progressives and Ray-Ban Meta limits, from primary sources.
Rx lens cost by country
Official lens prices in the US, UK, Germany and Japan, plus labs that ship internationally.
Common questions
Can I put my own prescription lenses in Ray-Ban Meta glasses?
Yes. Meta sells Rx lenses (−12.00 to +6.00 total power for most Ray-Ban Meta frames) through Meta.com, Ray-Ban.com and certified retailers, and independent labs make lenses too. For Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 we list 6 labs; the lowest published starting price is Lensology at from $47.
My prescription is stronger than Meta allows, or I need prism. What can I do?
Meta’s own service has published limits and, per Tajima Direct, no prism. Tajima Direct and UseMyFrame say they fill stronger prescriptions and prism (send-in service). Use the checker to see options for your numbers.
Which smart glasses support the strongest prescriptions officially?
Rokid lists +15 to −15 and Solos up to −15.00/+10.00 (1.74 index). Even Realities G2 lists −12.00 to +12.00. Meta lists −12.00 to +6.00 total power for Ray-Ban Meta, −12.00 to +2.25 for Meta Glasses.
Does fitting third-party lenses affect the Ray-Ban Meta warranty?
Ray-Ban’s US FAQ says the manufacturer warranty only remains intact if prescription lenses are added at a certified retailer. Tajima Direct also notes Meta’s paid Warranty Plus excludes installation of non-authorized lenses. Weigh that against price before choosing an independent lab.
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