Looking for progressive lenses in Phoenix? Arizona’s Vision helps patients in Ahwatukee compare lens options, choose frames, and get an in-person fit. We have served this community since 1994.

What are progressive lenses?

Progressive lenses combine distance, intermediate, and near prescriptions in one pair of glasses, with a gradual change in lens power. They are one option for presbyopia, the age-related change in near focusing. Your eye doctor can explain whether progressives, reading glasses, bifocals, or another option suits your vision needs.

A fit based on how you use your eyes

Tell us about your work, reading, driving, and hobbies. Our optical team helps you compare frame fit and lens choices, takes measurements, and explains how to use your new glasses. If you already wear progressives, bring your current pair and tell us what you would like to improve.

Begin with an eye exam if you need an updated prescription, then explore our eyeglasses and frame selection in Phoenix.

Comparing progressive-lens prices

Ask for a quote that identifies the lens design, lens material, coatings, frame, and any applicable insurance benefits. Comparing the complete package makes it easier to understand what is included. Our team can explain the options before you decide.

For a general explanation of near-vision changes and lens choices, see the American Optometric Association’s presbyopia overview.

Do you accept VSP and EyeMed?

Yes. Benefits, eligibility, copays, and lens allowances vary by plan. We can help check your benefits and explain your estimated costs.

Can you help if my current progressive glasses are uncomfortable?

Bring your glasses and describe the tasks that are difficult. Our team can check the fit, discuss your prescription and lens design, and explain the next step. The right solution depends on your individual needs.

Where is your office?

Visit Arizona’s Vision at 15215 S. 48th Street, Suite 180, Phoenix, AZ 85044. Our Ahwatukee eye care office is open Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. We are closed Saturday and Sunday.

How do I request an appointment?

Request an appointment or call (480) 706-3937. Our team will follow up to confirm availability.