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Which VEGAS X6 lens works for my power?

Send your prescription and we tell you. To follow our answer: the higher the number, the thinner the lens, so 1.67 is for high minus powers.

The VEGAS frame wall in our Heliopolis branch
The VEGAS frame wall in our Heliopolis branch

VEGAS X6 are COC prescription lenses with blue-light protection. They are made to your prescription and fitted to the frame you choose.

The types

Two X6 types by power, and one lens that darkens in the sun.

The lenses
X6 1.60/1.61
For everyday powers, with blue-light protection
X6 1.67 ASPH
For higher minus powers, and thinner
1.56 PHOTO GREY BLUE
Darkens in the sun and clears indoors, with blue-light protection
FIG. 01VEGAS X6 lenses, and the lens that darkens in the sun

Higher number, thinner

At the same power, 1.67 is thinner than 1.60. The difference shows more as the power goes up.

  • 1.56Photo Grey Blue
  • 1.60X6 1.60/1.61
  • 1.67X6 1.67 Aspherical
Illustration at the same power, not measurements
FIG. 02Lens thickness at the same power

At the same power, the higher number is the thinner lens.

How to know

The easy way:

  1. Choose the frame.
  2. Type your prescription on its page, or send it on WhatsApp.
  3. We tell you which lens works and its price.

Read: I have a prescription. How are the glasses made?

In a branch

Bring your prescription and ask:

  • Which X6 works for my power?
  • Will 1.67 make a difference for me, or is 1.60 enough?
  • Does the lens that darkens work in this frame?
Our Mohandseen branch
FIG. 03Our Mohandseen branchOur branches

WhatsApp

Ask us on WhatsApp

Tap a question; it opens in WhatsApp, ready to send.

  1. I have a prescription. Can I get X6 on it? I’ll send it.
  2. What is the difference between X6 1.60 and 1.67?
  3. I want a lens that darkens in the sun. How much is it?
  4. I spend a lot of time at a computer. Does X6 suit me?
Or write your own question