Prescription lenses
Vuzix Z100 prescription lenses
The official route and every seller we could verify, cheapest first. Prices in US dollars, checked 2026-10-17.
Where to get lenses
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How ordering from Lensology works
- 1Choose your lensesPick lens type and coatings on Lensology's site.
- 2Send your RxType in or upload your prescription at checkout.
- 3Receive your lenses5–7 business days + shipping. Click them into your frames at home.
Full lab comparison
| Lab | Rx lenses from | How it works | Progressive | Prism | Max Rx | Ships | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $145[8] | Lenses shipped to you, cut to your frame; you click them in. No need to send frames.[1] | Yes[1] | Yes[3] | No published maximum. The order form takes SPH beyond ±10.00, CYL beyond ±2.00 and prism as "specialist" prescriptions with extra processing time.[3] | Worldwide. US express shipping $13 with import taxes/customs covered by Lensology.[1] | Stock lenses 5–7 business days after order verification (1–2 with ULTIMA/Fast Track); progressives and specialty 5–10 business days; mirror/custom tints up to 3–4 weeks. US express shipping 2–4 days.[1] |
Sorted by the lowest published price for prescription lenses (USD). Labs that don't publish a price are listed last. Prices change and depend on lens options; always confirm on the lab's site. Not medical advice.
Official route
- Published range
- Vuzix says inserts come "within specific sphere and cylinder ranges" shown in a grid on its ordering page; it doesn't state them in text.[4]
- How to order
- Vuzix sells a do-it-yourself Z100 Prescription Inserts kit for $149.99: lenses made to your prescription that you swap into the Z100 yourself. Glasses are sold separately and the kit ships separately, within 4–6 weeks of ordering.[3]
- Official partners
- Vuzix
Good to know
Questions to ask before ordering
- Is your prescription inside the range grid on Vuzix's ordering page?
- Do you need progressives? Lensology says Z100 inserts are single vision; Vuzix doesn't say.
Owner reports
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Sources
Sources for Vuzix Z100
- Vuzix press release: Z100 general availability (official, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)
- Vuzix store: products (official, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)
- Vuzix store: Vuzix Z100 Smart Glasses Prescription Inserts (official, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)
- Vuzix: Prescription Lenses (ordering guide) (official, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)
- Lensology: Vuzix Z100 Rx Insert (lab, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)
Lab facts are sourced on each lab's page: Lensology
FAQ
What prescription range does Vuzix Z100 support?
Official/published range: Vuzix says inserts come "within specific sphere and cylinder ranges" shown in a grid on its ordering page; it doesn't state them in text.
How do I get prescription lenses for Vuzix Z100 officially?
Vuzix sells a do-it-yourself Z100 Prescription Inserts kit for $149.99: lenses made to your prescription that you swap into the Z100 yourself. Glasses are sold separately and the kit ships separately, within 4–6 weeks of ordering.
Which labs make prescription lenses for Vuzix Z100?
Labs that list Vuzix Z100: Lensology ($145).
What is the cheapest way to get prescription lenses for Vuzix Z100?
The lowest published price we found is Lensology at $145.00 (single vision, before options and shipping). Check what's included: some sellers need your frames sent in, others ship lenses for you to fit.
Can I get prism lenses in Vuzix Z100?
Labs that state they do prism for this model: Lensology.
Not medical advice. Confirm lens suitability with your optometrist. Lens changes outside official channels can affect warranty terms; check before ordering.