Matching Oakley Eyeglass Frames

[ExplEngineer]

I just purchased a new pair of glasses after cataract surgery and I would like to have my sunglasses made up in the same frame. My only point is whether it is worth it to get the sunglasses in a prescription (I would need to figure what would be most appropriate as I currently have progressive lens and would not want progressives in my sunglasses. I am going towards off the shelf non-Rx glasses as I can do most everything except read up close and generally drive without Rx glasses as there no longer the need for Rx expense (pending my discussion with the Doc, and I am not even sure that there is an Rx that would actually work any better than off the shelf for 99% of my day. Long answer to the short question, can sunglasses, particularly non-Rx be made for any Oakley Frame.

 

[Slojack]

@Chris A Hardaway

 

[Chris A Hardaway]

I just purchased a new pair of glasses after cataract surgery and I would like to have my sunglasses made up in the same frame. My only point is whether it is worth it to get the sunglasses in a prescription (I would need to figure what would be most appropriate as I currently have progressive lens and would not want progressives in my sunglasses. I am going towards off the shelf non-Rx glasses as I can do most everything except read up close and generally drive without Rx glasses as there no longer the need for Rx expense (pending my discussion with the Doc, and I am not even sure that there is an Rx that would actually work any better than off the shelf for 99% of my day. Long answer to the short question, can sunglasses, particularly non-Rx be made for any Oakley Frame.

Of Course. Non prescription lenses can be made for your "old" or existing Oakley frames. Or you could get Low Rx progressives, with a reading addition on them.

You probably use your Near vision / progressive lenses more than you think. Menu, Dashboard, radio station, checking your phone to answer a text, checking your phone to answer an email. Etc