You have loved the Wayfarer look for as long as you can remember. But you need glasses that actually correct your vision. The good news: you do not have to choose. Ray-Ban prescription glasses put your exact Rx (your eye prescription) inside the same shapes the brand has made since the 1930s. We are an authorized Ray-Ban dealer, so every pair we cut uses genuine frames. The only real question left is which icon fits your face.
Almost every shape that made Ray-Ban famous now comes as a prescription frame. The Aviator, the Wayfarer, and the Clubmaster are all Rx-ready, and most of them are unisex. The Wayfarer, in particular, suits nearly any face shape. For something less expected, the Ray-Ban prescription eyeglasses collection also holds round wire frames, bold cat-eye shapes, clean rectangles, and semi-rimless styles.
Each frame has a name stamped inside the temple: an RB code plus four digits. The RB2140 is the original Wayfarer, and the RB3025 is the large-metal Aviator. Most start under $100 before lenses, so the classics cost less than you might expect. Quote that RB code whenever you reorder or match a second pair.
If you spend your day between bright sun and a glowing screen, one lens rarely does both jobs. Ray-Ban prescription eyeglasses are your clear, everyday pair. You wear them for reading, work, and night driving.
Ray-Ban prescription sunglasses hold the same Rx behind a tinted lens. Most are polarized, which cuts the glare that bounces off wet roads and open water. Here's how the two compare when you choose.
In our prescription sunglasses range, a single-vision pair (frame plus lenses) starts around $250, and most popular styles sit near $260. Add progressives and that rises to about $320. At the top end, roughly $800 buys a titanium frame with thin, polarized, anti-glare lenses.
The frame gets the compliments. The lens does the work you rely on all day. Every Ray-Ban Rx frame takes single-vision lenses (one correction across the whole lens). Or you can pick progressives, which blend distance, middle, and reading zones into one smooth lens with no line.
For a strong prescription, high-index lenses run thinner and lighter, so a bold Wayfarer edge never turns chunky. Add an anti-reflective coating and you cut the harsh flashes that hit on video calls and night drives.
On the sunglass side, pick polarized lenses, a soft gradient tint, or Ray-Ban's classic G-15 green. That green tint has sat on Aviators for decades. Every pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses filters 100% of UVA and UVB rays. On clear eyeglasses, we add a UV-filtering coating to any frame at no extra charge. For one pair that handles both light conditions, photochromic lenses react to UV light, darkening in daylight and clearing again indoors.
When you're buying online, the process is simpler than the shop counter makes it look. You need two things: a current prescription and your pupillary distance (PD, the millimeter gap between your pupils). Upload your prescription, then pick your frame and lenses.
A certified optician checks the order before a single lens is cut. They confirm that your Rx, the frame, and the lens type all agree. That review is the quiet advantage of buying from a specialist. Questions are welcome mid-order, and you can call our certified opticians on 1-800-248-9427.
Delivery is free, and returns run a full 30 days. Your frames carry Ray-Ban's two-year limited warranty against factory defects, plus our own one-year warranty. If the fit drifts later, let an optician adjust them. A kitchen-table bend can warp a metal Aviator.
Worried a pair might be fake? Ray-Ban is one of the most copied names in eyewear. So the tells are worth learning.
Look inside the temple, where a genuine frame prints its RB model number, color code, lens size, and temple length. Nearby you will find either 2N or 3N (a P appears when the lenses are polarized) and the CE mark, the European conformity symbol. It also names where the frame was made, since Ray-Ban builds in Italy and China. Try running a fingernail over the logo: on a real pair, the printed markings will not lift or smudge.
On authentic prescription lenses, you will usually see the Ray-Ban logo etched into the glass. Buy from an authorized dealer and the question settles for good. We source every pair straight from the maker, so a fake never reaches your door.
Once your prescription Ray-Bans arrive, clean them with warm (never hot) water, mild soap, and a microfiber cloth. Never dry-wipe dusty lenses, because grit scratches the coating. Cared for that way, a Wayfarer outlasts the trend that sold it to you.
The bottom line is simple: Ray-Ban prescription glasses give you the icon and the eye chart in one frame. You get the Aviator or Wayfarer you actually wanted, cut to your exact Rx and checked by an optician before it ships.
So decide how you will wear them most. Clear lenses suit work and screen time, while a polarized pair owns the road and the water. Keep one of each if your days run both ways. When you know the look you want, browse our Ray-Ban and designer eyeglasses, then put your prescription behind the frame you have always admired.