Hi
Can anybody tell me what the architect progressive is from RX club? Is it an office progressive and why is there 3 versions? I cannot find any information from the essilor website or online?
Thanks
Hi
Can anybody tell me what the architect progressive is from RX club? Is it an office progressive and why is there 3 versions? I cannot find any information from the essilor website or online?
Thanks
Beautiful name for a lens. Would you ever use a progressive lens as an architect ? A single vision lens would be the best or an old Executive Bifocal second.
Don't be fooled by the low price. It's not a good lens. Side distortion is there but smoothed out in the pair I tried. Distortion is so smooth you don't think it's there till you put back on your "good progressives." Basically it's an adaptar design made out of a single vision lens. That explains my experience.
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Golfnorth
All of their lenses are based off an Adaptar design recycled over and over. Their calendar probably still shows 1985 at their manufacturing facility. Its like building a jeep off a styrofoam chassis - very weak and very cheap.
Thanks for the information - I could not find the lens in the essilor catalog. I was temped to try a pair with the low price but I should probably avoid it.
This lens is from rx club a division of Essilor, it comes In three designs the Artitech 3.0 being the best in it's series. I tried a pair for myself and was very pleasantly surprised, there is very little swim effect and I found the reading zone generous, we use this lens everyday for our value patients, to date I may have dispensed about 50+ pairs with good results. I found the add power was slightly under corrected and I bump it up a quater.
Hope this helps.
my 2 cents.
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