Custom Prescription Single Vision lenses 1.80 Index

Includes Custom Prescription Bifocal lenses that can be fitted to any mask plus the extra express shipping costs.

Here at Dive Gear Australia we understand that scuba diving is an exciting visual experience and poor vision limits the enjoyment of the whole experience.

We can now acquire a dive mask fitted with your exact prescription. All you need to do is pick a mask or bring your existing mask in with your latest prescription from your optometrist. Each lens is made by a highly experienced optical lab. Each lens is customised to your personal script.

Single Vision Lenses

Single-vision lenses to suit an astonishingly wide script range, including high prism and high cylinder powers.
Single Vision lenses are made from optical crown glass for optimum optics. This premium lens material to make lenses thinner and more suitable for complex scripts or for the diver wanting lenses as thin and light as possible. High scripts will need to be made in premium lens material to minimise the potential of edge lens contact with the temple area of the face. Despite pressure equalisation, lens contact with the temple area of the face is highly uncomfortable..

Single Vision Script Range

Hi Index Glass (1.8) Script Range:
+10.50 D sphere (sph) max -6.00 cylinder (cyl) on + script
-15.00 D (max sphere (sph) and cylinder (cyl) combined)

At Dive Gear Australia we supply lenses corrected for astigmatism so that you can enjoy your dive in focus and without blurring or missing the small creatures and without eyestrain and image distortion. A little more about astigmatism.

About Astigmatism

Astigmatism is a refractive error in how the eye focuses light and is usually caused by an irregularly shaped cornea. 

In an eye with astigmatism the irregularly shaped cornea causes light to be focussed on two or more focus points which may be in front or behind the retina and this causes vision to be blurred or distorted to some degree at all distances.

Eye strain, headaches, and squinting are common symptoms of uncorrected astigmatism.