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Ray-ban Meta Blayzer Frame ORW7001 2077 – Matte Black

$699.00
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Ray-ban Meta Blayzer Frame ORW7001 8526 – Shiny Transparent Black

$699.00
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Ray-ban Meta Blayzer Frame ORW7001 8528 – Havana

$699.00
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Ray-ban Meta Blayzer Frame ORW7001 8529 – Matte Transparent Ice Grey

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Ray-ban Meta Blayzer Frame ORW7001 8530 – Shiny Transparent Dark Olive

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Ray-ban Meta Headliner 0RW4013 601/1M – Shiny Black (Transitions Graphite Green)

$759.00
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Ray-ban Meta Headliner 0RW4013 601/MF – Shiny Black (Transitions Sapphire)

$759.00
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Ray-ban Meta Headliner 0RW4013 68901Z – Matte Peach (Transitions Grey)

$759.00
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Ray-ban Meta Headliner Frame 0RW4013 601SSB – Matte Black (Clear)

$629.00
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Ray-ban Meta Headliner ORW4013F 601/MF – Shiny Black (Transitions Sapphire)

$759.00
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Ray-ban Meta Headliner Sunglass 0RW4013 601/71 – Shiny Black (G-15 Green)

$629.00
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Ray-ban Meta Headliner Sunglass 0RW4013 601ST3 – Matte Black (Polar Gradient Graphite)

$679.00

Frequently Asked Questions

Similar to our body, our eyes need to rest as well. It is advisable to wear contact lenses no more than 8 to 12 hours a day.

If you have a record with us previously, you can just place the order and we will process it based on your last order with us. If you are a new customer, book an appointment with an optometrist on our website and get your contact lens fitting done at your preferred outlet.

No. Spectacle prescription is measured with a short distance away from our eyes whereas contact lenses are placed directly on the eyes. Hence power conversion is required.

Each individual eye is unique and we need to find the right size (base curve) that suits you the

Contact lenses are medical devices. It requires a trained optometrist to do a proper check to ensure that your eye health is in good condition and the lens are suitable for your eyes before prescribing you with the contact lenses.

Contact lenses are generally very safe as long as you visit a qualified optometrist to check your eye health every 6 months.