Glasses
Eyeglasses for Style and Comfort
Frames That Match Your Lifestyle
Kentucky Eye Care opticians take pride in their profession and maintain up-to-date skills and knowledge in order to handle your prescription with care and competence. Holding national certifications to fit eyeglasses, they’re wonderful at assisting you in choosing the right pair of eyewear frames to support your vision, the contour of your face and your style.
At all of our locations, you’ll find a wide variety of fashionable designer frames and sunglasses that come with either prescription or non-prescription lenses. Our selection includes rimless, metal, plastic, and titanium frames—most of which can be custom-ordered to make the perfect fit for you.
Every frame purchase includes a protective carrying case for you to take home, but we understand that glasses used for everyday wear can become bent out of shape. We pride ourselves on offering free adjustments and cleaning any time you might need it.
In addition to your prescription, all frames come with a variety of lens options and materials that employ the latest technology in prescription glasses. These include:
- Crizal® No-Glare (Anti-Reflective) Lenses that reduce glare and enhance visual clarity, improving vision for both day and night by reducing bright sunlight or the glare from oncoming headlights in nighttime traffic.
- Varilux® Progressive Lenses that feature a continuous, clear field of vision from distance through the mid-range to near, providing more natural vision than bifocal lenses might.
- Polarized Sunglass Lenses that have less than half the glare of regular tinted lenses and include scratch-resistant coating and ultraviolet protection, providing the highest of optical quality.
For the budget-conscious family or individual, we also offer specialty eyewear packages that allow you to select from a variety of frames and quality materials to find the perfect pair of glasses to complement your style at an unbelievable price.
Need to update your eyeglasses prescription? Request an appointment today.
What You Need To Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Eyeglasses are a customized product. Orders cancelled after processing has begun will be charged to the patient at 50% of the retail cost, to cover the cost of materials. Abandoned Orders will not be refunded and if not picked up within 60 days of the order date, glasses will be donated to charity.
It is recommended that adults have a comprehensive eye exam every 1-2 years, even if they do not have vision problems. Children should have their first eye exam at six months old, then at three years, and again before starting school.
If you have a family history of eye diseases, wear glasses or contact lenses, or have diabetes or other health conditions that affect vision, you may need more frequent check-ups. Regular eye exams help detect early signs of conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration.
Please contact one of our offices and one of our team members will help you schedule an appointment.
All patients should bring a copy of their insurance card, identification card, and medication list. Please note that we do charge a $45 refraction fee that is not covered by most medical insurances. If you have any questions, please contact us (502) 896-8700.
Patients will come in for a complete surgery measurements appointment followed by an examination by the surgeon. After the surgeon examines the eyes, the patient will sit down with a surgery specialist in our surgery department to schedule their surgery.
Following the surgery, do not rub the eye that was operated on. Do not do any heavy lifting (over 20 lbs.), bending or straining for 1 week. Do not allow soap or water in the operative eye for 5 days. Do not be alarmed if you experience any redness or irritation, floaters, double vision.
