Dyersburg Family Eye Care
Dr. Thomas E. Manning
Dr. Justin M. Schroeder
Doctors of Optometry

401 East Tickle Street
Dyersburg, TN 38024
731-285-5411
E-mail: info@dyersburgfamilyeyecare.com

Office Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:00am-5:00pm

Most insurances accepted including Tenncare.

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Glasses

We carry a large selection of frames from top designers to OSHA approved for safety glasses. Contact our office to make an appointment or come to our location today for a consultation on your next purchase.

Lens Types | Materials | Coatings | Warranty | Adjustments

Lens Types

• Single Vision – Has one lens power and may be prescribed for full-time wear or reading only.
• Bifocal – Has two distinct areas, one for distance vision and one for near, separated by a visible line.
• Trifocal – Has three distinct areas, for distance, intermediate vision (such as for a computer monitor), and near, each clearly marked by a line.
• Progressive – A lens with no visible lines that gives you clear vision for distance, intermediate, and near viewing.

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Materials

• Plastic Resin – May be clear or tinted, has limited impact-resistance, and is thicker than other materials.
• Polycarbonate – Thin, lightweight, and highly impact-resistant, making this a popular choice. We recommend that all children use this lens for better eye protection.
• Hi-Index Resin – Thinner and lighter than polycarbonate, but not as impact resistant. This gives lenses the thinnest profile.
• Transitions – Allows the lens to change from clear indoors to sunglass dark when outdoors on bright days.

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Coatings

• Polarized Sun – Cuts the glare and reduces eye stress in the sun.
• Antireflective – Reduces distracting reflections from the lens surface and makes the lenses seem almost invisible.
• Aspheric – A special design that reduces lens weight, thickness, and distortion.
• Ultraviolet Blocker – We recommend the addition of ultraviolet (UV) blocker to your lenses to reduce the harmful effects of UV sunlight.
• Scratch Resistant – Reduces scratches due to everyday wear and tear. (Cannot prevent all scratches).

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Warranty

All frames and lenses have a one-year replacement warranty that covers breakage and scratches. Most scratches occur when lenses are wiped clean using too much pressure. When cleaning your glasses use the solution and cloth we recommend at the time of your purchase.
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Adjustments

All glasses will need a “tune up” occasionally. We know how uncomfortable a frame can be that does not fit right. So, come into our location at your convenience and one of our opticians will be happy to make any adjustments needed.
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