Progressive lens

[CLajoie]

I am trying to identify a progressive lens.

The 180 markings are circles with an "L" in side on the nasal and an "X" inside on the temporal side.

My first thought was an X-cel product but cant come up with anything in the progressive identifier, (2015-2016)

[bretk0923]

Welcome to OptiBoard!

https://epic.thevisioncouncil.org/

According to a customer service rep that I had some email back and forth with, this should be the most updated version of a catalog. Also, according to him, they plan on making it a continuously updating system going forward, and that they will not be releasing a printed catalog in the future.

[Kwill212]

It's definitely a chain store lens. I think lenscrafters, but might be vision works. I see them from time to time, I asked a patient once where they got them, but have since forgotten.

[edKENdance]

Pretty sure it's what Luxottica puts on most of their digital lens offerings. I've seen them from Lenscrafters as well as Pearle Vision. My theory is the the L and the X stand for Lux of course and what is inbetween the L and the X is U (you). At least that's my story and I'm stickin' with it. :D

[Kujiradesu]

Pretty sure it's what Luxottica puts on most of their digital lens offerings. I've seen them from Lenscrafters as well as Pearle Vision. My theory is the the L and the X stand for Lux of course and what is inbetween the L and the X is U (you). At least that's my story and I'm stickin' with it. :D

Clever. (^_^ )

[johnwilson]

It's a chain store lens. No doubt.

[drk]

Why do we even bother identifying PALs any longer? There are a million, and you can't duplicate them. Maybe you don't want to duplicate them, anyway.