Classic prescription sunglasses
A permanent sun tint, available in selected colours and shades.
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Choose prescription sun lenses for outdoor comfort—from classic fixed tints to glare-reducing polarised options and light-responsive Transitions.
✓ Lens colour, shade and technology are selected during ordering where available.
A permanent sun tint, available in selected colours and shades.
A tinted option with additional reduction of reflected light.
Photochromic technology that adapts to changing light conditions.
A traditional sun tint for everyday outdoor wear.
Often chosen for a warmer appearance and perceived contrast.
A familiar sun-lens look that suits many frame styles.
An additional fixed-tint colour available on selected orders; suitability depends on shade and use.
| Type | Always tinted? | Reflected glare reduction |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed tint | Yes | Basic brightness reduction |
| Polarised | Yes | Enhanced reduction of reflected glare |
| Transitions GEN S | No | Not the same as polarisation |
| Transitions XTRActive | Adapts; may retain indoor tint | Not the same as polarisation |
Browse prescription glasses or choose reglazing to keep a pair you already own.
Choose your lens use and available upgrades in our 7-step Lens Studio.
Enter or upload your prescription as instructed during checkout.
Our UK optical team prepares your lenses and checks your glasses before dispatch.
Clear answers about this lens type and what to expect when ordering.
Yes, suitable prescription lenses can be made with permanent sun tints or other sun-lens technologies.
A tint reduces overall brightness. A polarised lens additionally targets reflections from surfaces such as roads and water.
Royal Specs offers these colours with selected sun options. Availability depends on the chosen lens technology and order.
An orange tint is shown as a fixed-tint colour in the current Lens Studio; suitability depends on your intended use.
They are photochromic lenses that change tint with lighting. They are not identical to permanently tinted polarised sunglasses.
Some varifocal designs can be combined with tint or other sun options, depending on prescription and compatibility.
No. Darkly tinted sunglasses should not be used for night driving.
Our reglazing service may be able to fit suitable sun lenses in your existing frames, subject to inspection and available lens options.