Why Optical Professionals Choose Heritage Progressive Lenses
Heritage Optical Lab manufactures made-to-order progressive lenses for optical retailers, laboratories, distributors and eyewear brands.
Accurate RX & Fitting Support
We review fitting information to help achieve reliable progressive performance.
Flexible Progressive Designs
Comfort balance progressive, Easylife progressive, Personalized progressive, Anti-fatigue progressive
Consistent Repeat Orders
Maintain consistent lens performance for repeat business orders.
Practical B2B Supply
Start from free samples, then discuss repeat ordering, packaging and special engraving marks.
Who We Support
Progressive Lens Options for Different Customer Needs
Select the appropriate progressive lens design, material, treatment and finishing from the prescription, frame, intended use and destination-market requirements.
Design priorities and frame data can be reviewed for active use, including suitable high-wrap applications.
Distance and cockpit viewing priorities can be balanced for the submitted prescription and fitting data.
A progressive prescription combined with compatible photochromic material for clear indoor and adaptive outdoor use.
Compatible blue-filter material or treatment can be combined with a selected progressive design.
Higher-index materials may help manage profile and weight when reviewed with power, frame size and diameter.
A modest lower-zone support option for suitable pre-presbyopic or digital-task requirements; not a substitute for every full-add progressive prescription.
Freeform Progressive Design and Digital Production
Freeform progressive lenses are digitally calculated and surfaced for the selected design and prescription. Authentic reference markings help the laboratory identify the fitting cross, reference points and corridor information during inspection.
Monocular PD, fitting height, frame measurements and any required position-of-wear data should be submitted accurately before production.
Design Support for Optical Professionals
A progressive design changes power continuously from the upper distance area through intermediate vision to the lower near area. The zones are not physically separated or visibly divided on a finished clear lens.
Field distribution and peripheral blur depend on prescription, addition, corridor, design priority and fitting. A complete RX review supports an appropriate choice for the wearer’s main tasks.
Different corridor lengths, fitting parameters and lifestyle requirements can be considered during RX evaluation.
Progressive Lens Wholesale Information
Start with a reviewed sample program, then develop repeat progressive lens supply around the confirmed design, fitting data, treatments and destination requirements.
Flexible MOQ
Start from free samples, then discuss repeat ordering, packaging and special engraving marks.
RXoffice Online Ordering
Submit confirmed prescription, fitting, material and treatment requirements through the supported RXoffice workflow.
Within 48 Hours
Standard confirmed progressive RX orders are produced within 48 hours. Complex work requires separate technical confirmation.
Global Delivery
DHL or FedEx delivery can be reviewed according to the destination, order volume and packing requirements.
OEM & Private Label
Supported packaging, lens envelopes, labels and special engraving marks are confirmed before repeat production.
Repeat-Order Support
Confirmed specifications and order records help simplify review and maintain consistency for subsequent orders.
Progressive Lens Ordering Support
Compare OptoCalc Far, Near and Balanced Progressive design families, verified corridor and fitting references, RX data and frame requirements before ordering.
- RX & Fitting Data
- OptoCalc Progressive Designs
- Ordering Workflow
| Order input | Information to provide | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Prescription | R/L SPH, CYL, AXIS and ADD; prism/base when prescribed | Defines distance power and near addition |
| Fitting | Monocular PD and fitting height | Positions the design for each eye |
| Frame | A, B, DBL, effective diameter and preferably a frame trace | Supports corridor, blank and edging review |
| Position of wear | Vertex distance, pantoscopic tilt and wrap angle when used by the design | Supports individualized compensation where applicable |
| Lens system | Design priority, corridor, material/index, coating, tint and finishing service | Confirms a compatible production specification |
OptoCalc Progressive designs use different visual priorities and fitting references. Select the design family from the wearer’s main tasks, adaptation needs, prescription and frame rather than applying one corridor to every order.
| OptoCalc design family | Visual priority | Corridor | Fitting reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Far ECO | Distance and outdoor activities | 7, 9, 11, 13 mm | Cross 4 mm; recommended 16-22 mm; minimum 15 mm; inset 2.5 mm; Chart A |
| Near ECO | Near and indoor activities | 7, 9, 11, 13 mm | Cross 4 mm; recommended 16-22 mm; minimum 15 mm; inset 2.5 mm; Chart A |
| Balanced ECO | Balanced distance, intermediate and near | 7, 9, 11, 13 mm | Cross 4 mm; recommended 16-22 mm; minimum 15 mm; inset 2.5 mm; Chart A |
| Far Comfort | Premium distance priority | 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 mm | Cross 4 mm; recommended 14-22 mm; minimum 13 mm; inset 0-4 mm; Chart B |
| Near Comfort | Premium near priority | 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 mm | Cross 4 mm; recommended 14-22 mm; minimum 13 mm; inset 0-4 mm; Chart B |
| Balanced Comfort | Premium balanced fields | 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 mm | Cross 4 mm; recommended 14-22 mm; minimum 13 mm; inset 0-4 mm; Chart B |
| Far Comfort Pro | High-end distance priority | 5-13 mm in 1 mm steps | Cross 4 mm; recommended 14-22 mm; minimum 13 mm; inset 0-4 mm; Chart B |
| Near Comfort Pro | High-end near priority | 5-13 mm in 1 mm steps | Cross 4 mm; recommended 14-22 mm; minimum 13 mm; inset 0-4 mm; Chart B |
| Balanced Comfort Pro | High-end balanced fields | 5-13 mm in 1 mm steps | Cross 4 mm; recommended 14-22 mm; minimum 13 mm; inset 0-4 mm; Chart B |
Technology levels
ECO designs use OptoDesign Pro optimization. Comfort designs add OptoTech 4K high-resolution calculation. Comfort Pro designs combine ODP, 4K and OMD minimal-distortion technology. Final availability is confirmed against the requested prescription, frame and supported production program.
Review the complete prescription, monocular PD, fitting height, frame data and intended use.
Confirm the design priority, corridor and any required position-of-wear inputs before calculation.
Manufacture the approved lens specification through controlled surfacing, polishing and treatment processes.
Check prescription power, reference marks, appearance and the confirmed finishing requirements.
Pack the verified order against the confirmed program and prepare it for international delivery.
They change power continuously from distance through intermediate to near vision without a visible segment line. Usable fields and peripheral blur vary with the prescription and selected design.
Provide the complete R/L prescription including ADD, monocular PD, fitting height, frame measurements or trace and any position-of-wear data required by the selected design.
Yes. Far-priority, near-priority and balanced designs distribute usable fields differently. Selection should reflect the wearer’s main tasks and fitting conditions.
No. Available corridors and minimum fitting requirements depend on the specific design and frame. The laboratory confirms compatibility from the complete order data.
Compatible high-index, photochromic and coating options can be reviewed. For compatible low-reflection AR programs, an SDC technical service report recorded reflectance as low as 0.45% for a tested Heritage coating sample. This is a sample result, not a universal guarantee; availability and performance depend on the prescription, design, material, coating stack and test conditions.
No. Office designs prioritize selected near and intermediate working distances, while anti-fatigue lenses generally provide modest lower-zone support. Neither is automatically a substitute for a full general-purpose progressive prescription.
Send the target prescription range, design priorities, material and treatment requirements, fitting information and destination market. The RX team reviews the requested program before confirming suitable samples.
Yes. Once the progressive design, fitting inputs, material, treatment, packaging and any special engraving marks are confirmed, the supported order records can simplify review for subsequent production.
How Heritage Verifies Progressive Lens Orders
Each progressive lens order is reviewed as one complete optical system so the prescription, fitting measurements, frame data, design choice and treatment requirements remain aligned through production.
Confirm R/L prescription, ADD, monocular PD, fitting height, frame information and prescribed prism data.
Review the selected visual priority, corridor, material and frame conditions before production release.
Use the fitting cross and reference points to support power, corridor and layout inspection.
Verify the completed lens against the confirmed order, treatment, appearance and finishing requirements.