Our Lens Technology

Our lens philosophy is simple, we design the best lens for your best vision.

Dr. Jon and Dr. Iwona here! We’ve both been wearing glasses since we were kids, put together, that’s a loooong time. Over that period of time, we’ve used practically every lens material and design out there ourselves, and so we definitely have learned our way around a pair of glasses.

Here’s the deal at See Saw Eyecare, we work with you ourselves, and we only make lenses that we would be proud to wear ourselves.

Hand-Accurate Measurements, Digital-Accurate Production.

We start with your lifestyle needs and then match them to the latest state-of-the-art lens designs.

Just like a fine carpenter or tailor, we use manual instruments to make the fitting measurements that will be used to produce your glasses. We can even use trial lenses to demonstrate to you what your distance or near vision is going to be in your new glasses. We find that these hand-designed measurements produce better final results.

In-House Optical

It might surprise you, but most of the lenses are finished and assembled right in our clinic! We stock a variety of most prescriptions and are able to do a large number of “single vision” lenses right while you wait!

Digital Aspheric Lens Designs

Your eyes will experience 1/100th of a diopter in accuracy with digitally surfaced lenses. The compensated designs provide multiple focal points through the lens to reduce "swim", distortion and unwanted astigmatism. Digital technology allows patients to see better than traditional designs with greater image quality and clarity. In addition, these digitally designed lenses can be optimized for distance focusing, desk work, high wrap sport lenses, and more.

Customized Freeform Progressive Lenses

Those who need both “far and near“ vision correction are probably familiar with progressive lenses, also known as no-line multifocal lenses. These lenses are much more than bifocals without the line, as they offer the wearer a range of vision at all distances, versus the two fixed focal points of a traditional bifocal lens.

A Digital Freeform Progressive Lens (also known as a Custom Progressive Lens) has a computer-designed profile which delivers an enhanced visual experience at all distances. Freeform lenses offer larger, more comfortable distance and reading zones while minimizing the distortions inherent in progressive lens designs.

Superior Lens Finishing

Our high quality lens designs are finished standard with a beautiful, durable coating which cuts reflection and glare, resists scratches, repels smudges, and protects your eyes from UV light. This coating provides your lenses with protection that lasts, and is guaranteed for one year from date of manufacture for a one-time, no-questions-asked replacement if damaged.

If you need new lenses in Kent, Renton, Maple Valley, Covington, or Auburn, make an appointment for your eyewear consultation today!