Will your prescription work in smart glasses?
Pick your glasses, enter your numbers, and see in seconds whether they fit — and who makes the lenses for the least.
1 Your glasses
2 Your prescription (stronger eye)
Where to find your numbers
- Look at your glasses prescription (or ask your optician to email it).
- SPH is your main number, e.g. −2.50. CYL is for astigmatism; leave it at 0 if there isn't one.
- Use the eye with the bigger number. Ignore AXIS and ADD here.
Browse by glasses
Find lenses for your frames
Official limits and every lab that makes lenses for each model.
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2)Ray-Ban · 10 lens optionsRx lensesfrom $47 
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3)Ray-Ban · 7 lens optionsRx lensesfrom $47 
Meta Glasses (Adventurer, Capri, Nova, Starfire, Fury)Meta · 2 lens optionsRx lensesfrom $47 
Oakley Meta HSTNOakley · 3 lens optionsRx lensesfrom $47 
XREAL One ProXREAL · 3 lens optionsRx lenses$39.00 listed (regular $159.00) 
VITURE BeastVITURE · 3 lens optionsRx lenses$59.00 listed 
Even Realities G2Even Realities · Official routeRx lensesVia retailer 
Meta Ray-Ban DisplayMeta · Official routeRx lensesVia retailer How it works
From prescription to lenses in three steps
Pick your glasses
Choose from 25 smart glasses, from Ray-Ban Meta to XREAL and VITURE.
Enter your numbers
We check SPH and CYL against the brand's published limits, including past Meta's official range.
Compare real prices
Official route versus independent labs, US-dollar prices side by side, every figure sourced.
Guides
Straight answers, from the source
Each guide uses manufacturers' and labs' own figures, and says where they conflict.
Ray-Ban Meta prescription lenses, every generation
Official ranges for every generation, how to order, and which labs make lenses for each.
Read the guideWhat's the maximum prescription for Ray-Ban Meta?
Every official limit side by side, what "total power" means, and what to do if you are over.
Read the guideSmart glasses for astigmatism: which ones take your cylinder
Published cylinder limits by model and lab, and why focus dials cannot fix astigmatism.
Read the guideLab-vs-lab prices
All 10 labs side by side: price, prism, progressives, shipping and turnaround.
Compare labsPast Meta's limits
Which frames and labs publish support for strong prescriptions beyond −6.00.
See optionsOwner reports
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Common questions
Short answers; every number links to its source on the model and lab pages.
Can I put my own prescription lenses in Ray-Ban Meta glasses?
Yes. Meta sells Rx lenses (−12.00 to +6.00 total power for most Ray-Ban Meta frames) through Meta.com, Ray-Ban.com and certified retailers, and independent labs make lenses too. For Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 we list 6 labs; the lowest published starting price is Lensology at from $47.
My prescription is stronger than Meta allows, or I need prism. What can I do?
Meta’s own service has published limits and, per Tajima Direct, no prism. Tajima Direct and UseMyFrame say they fill stronger prescriptions and prism (send-in service). Use the checker to see options for your numbers.
Which smart glasses support the strongest prescriptions officially?
Rokid lists +15 to −15 and Solos up to −15.00/+10.00 (1.74 index). Even Realities G2 lists −12.00 to +12.00. Meta lists −12.00 to +6.00 total power for Ray-Ban Meta, −12.00 to +2.25 for Meta Glasses.
Does fitting third-party lenses affect the Ray-Ban Meta warranty?
Ray-Ban’s US FAQ says the manufacturer warranty only remains intact if prescription lenses are added at a certified retailer. Tajima Direct also notes Meta’s paid Warranty Plus excludes installation of non-authorized lenses. Weigh that against price before choosing an independent lab.