Short answer: yes, but mostly through independent labs or opticians. Of the brands we track, Even Realities publishes an ADD range (+0.50 to +4.00) and sells progressives in its retail stores only. Meta's lens options page does not mention progressives. 6 independent labs publish progressive support.
Official progressive options
| Brand | Progressives | What the brand publishes |
|---|---|---|
| Even Realities | Retail stores only | ADD +0.50 to +4.00 in its support guide, with ADD available only at Even retail stores; online orders are single vision. |
| Meta (Ray-Ban, Oakley) | Not listed | Meta's lens options page covers Transitions, polarized, sun, blue-violet filter and clear lenses, and says prescription lenses are available; it does not mention progressives. |
| Vuzix | Unclear for Z100 | Vuzix's insert kits for Blade 2 and Shield say "Single-Vision Prescriptions Only"; the Z100 listing doesn't say. |
Labs that publish progressive support
Sorted by single-vision starting price. Progressive pricing is shown where the lab publishes it.
| Lab | Single vision from | Progressive pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Lensology | from $47 | Progressive Rx: from $119 (good) / $179 (better) / $285 (best) |
| Rx-Able | from $77 | Progressive (self-install): $58 (shown against $129) |
| Revant Optics | from $95 | Not published |
| Apex Lenses | from $99 | Not published |
| Tajima Direct | from $249 | Polarized Rx: $395 single vision / $495 progressive (flat fee incl. coatings and US shipping) |
| UseMyFrame | Not published | Not published |
What to check
- Lens height. Progressives need enough vertical lens height for the reading zone; ask the lab whether your frame size works.
- Measurements. Labs usually need your pupillary distance and sometimes fitting heights; an optician can measure them.
- Display models. On glasses with an in-lens display, the prescription is often built into the display lens, so aftermarket progressives may not be possible. Check the model's prescription page.
Check your own numbers
Pick your glasses, enter SPH and CYL, and see which options fit.
FAQ
Can I get progressive lenses in Ray-Ban Meta?
Meta's lens options page does not list progressive lenses, so check with a certified retailer. Independent labs that publish progressive support include Lensology, Rx-Able, Revant Optics, Apex Lenses, Tajima Direct, UseMyFrame.
Do Even Realities glasses come with progressives?
Even Realities lists ADD +0.50 to +4.00, but its support guide says ADD is only available at Even retail stores; online orders are single vision.
Sources
- Meta Help: Lens options for AI glasses. Read 2026-10-17.
- Even Support: Prescription Lens Power and Index Selection Guide. Read 2026-10-17.
- Vuzix store: Z100 Prescription Inserts and other insert kits. Read 2026-10-17.
- Lensology: prescription lenses. Read 2026-10-17.
- Rx-Able: prescription lenses. Read 2026-10-17.
- Revant Optics: prescription lenses. Read 2026-10-17.
- Apex Lenses: prescription lenses. Read 2026-10-17.
- Tajima Direct: prescription lenses. Read 2026-10-17.
- UseMyFrame: prescription lenses. Read 2026-10-17.
Model and lab figures in the tables come from the linked SpecsMap pages, where every value has its own source and check date.
More guides
- Ray-Ban Meta prescription lenses, every generationOfficial ranges for every generation, how to order, and which labs make lenses for each.
- What'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.
- Smart glasses for astigmatism: which ones take your cylinderPublished cylinder limits by model and lab, and why focus dials cannot fix astigmatism.
- Smart glasses for high prescriptionsWhich models and labs publish support beyond −6.00, and what to check on lens index.