
progressive lenses
It connects far, intermediate, and near distances with one lens. Check usage environment and field of view before prescribing.
Eye examinations & lenses
Even if your vision is the same, the lenses you need will vary depending on your lifestyle. Rather than just adjusting the prescription strength, we look for stable and comfortable vision in real life.
We discuss discomfort, usual viewing distances and digital-device use, and check the prescription and fit of your current glasses.

Equipment such as an aberrometer measures refractive status to provide a starting point for further testing.

We change lenses in a phoropter to compare clarity and comfort, considering both measurements and your responses.

We check how the eyes work together and focus at near distances, adapting the tests to your condition and concerns.

We recommend lenses and frames for your results, working distance and intended use. Progressive-lens advice includes a pre-prescription trial.

ZEISS VISUFIT 1000 captures the frame as worn to obtain measurements for personalized lens design.

We edge the lenses to the frame shape using NIDEK ME-1500, then assemble the glasses.

We adjust nose pads and temples on the finished glasses and recheck vision and comfort at your usual viewing distances.

Long hours of PC work, driving, reading and outdoor activities. We discuss the distance and posture at which you actually use your glasses, and connect lens selection and fitting.
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It connects far, intermediate, and near distances with one lens. Check usage environment and field of view before prescribing.

We explain the appropriate management method by looking at your current prescription, progression trend, and lifestyle habits.

Look for a design that can reduce the adjustment burden by reflecting monitor distance and work time.

Consider life situations where lighting conditions vary significantly, such as driving and outdoor activities.

It is designed considering thickness, weight, peripheral distortion, and frame size.

Materials and designs are selected to suit activities that require impact, movement and a wide field of view.
We fit lenses around your actual viewing distances and posture, from far to near.
We ask about reading, screen use, driving and previous lens experience.

We review your usual distances and posture to understand the vision you need.

Before prescription, try lenses and learn about vision at different distances and how to use them.

We choose a design for daily life and measure pupil position and fitting height.

Measurements inform production, then we adjust the finished glasses to the wearing position.

We discuss everyday use and investigate and adjust any discomfort.

CUBE is the official dealer for all lens brands below.
Please check design and supply availability for each product upon consultation.

Varilux
Varirox is a progressive lenses lens brand introduced by Essilor in 1959. By studying the wearer's gaze and visual experiences in daily life, we have developed a lens design that connects far, intermediate, and near distances.
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ZEISS
ZEISS is a German brand that has continued the history of precision optical design by introducing PUNKTAL eyeglass lenses in 1912. We research lens design and coating technology that takes into account individual visual characteristics and living environments.
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SEIKO
Seiko has been developing Japanese optical technology since 1942, when it began selling glass lenses for eyeglasses. We respond to a variety of vision needs with precise design and processing technology, such as aspherical design and personalized progressive lenses.
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HOYA
Hoya is an optical company that started in Japan in 1941 and continues to conduct research and technology development in the field of spectacle lenses. Through various lens designs and collaboration with eyewear experts, we propose visual solutions tailored to each individual’s vision and lifestyle.
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TOKAI
Tokai is a Japanese lens manufacturer that has been researching lighter, thinner, and clearer eyeglass lenses since 1939. We expand the range of lens choices with a design that utilizes materials with a refractive index of 1.76 and research in vision and brain science.
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Nikon
Nikon introduced its first spectacle lens, Pointal, in 1946 based on precision optical technology. Through advancements in optical design and anti-reflective coating, we propose lenses that take into account the individual's prescription and the environment in which the glasses are used.
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Rodenstock
Rodenstock is a company specializing in eyeglass lenses that started in Germany in 1877. B.I.G respects the different characteristics of each eye. Under the VISION philosophy, we advance biometric-based lens design that utilizes individual eye measurement information.
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schneider
Schneider Kreuznach is a precision optics brand that started in Germany in 1913. Based on our long-standing optical technology, we develop design and coating technology for personalized eyeglass lenses.
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PENTAX
Pentax is a brand that develops eyeglass lenses based on Japanese optical technology and experience. Within HOYA's lens brand portfolio, we offer visual solutions that fit your lifestyle, from single vision to progressive lenses.
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Chemilens
Chemi Lens presents a variety of eyeglass lenses based on its domestic manufacturing base and lens research and development. free-form processing, progressive design, and discoloration, polarization, and coating technologies provide options that fit the user's viewing habits.
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Dagass
DAGAS is a lens brand developed by Daemyung Optics, a domestic spectacle lens manufacturer. We have focused on quality control of raw materials and finished products and have introduced a variety of vision correction lenses, including high-index, aspherical, and progressive lenses.
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Dr. Somo
Dr. Somo is an eyeglass lens brand introduced in Korea in 2009 by Somo Vision. Based on freeform lens design and coating technology, personalized vision and lens durability are taken into consideration.
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Max Streamer
Max Streamer is a prescription sports RX lens brand introduced by Somovision in Korea in 2013. We offer lenses tailored to your activity using WLT design technology that takes sports activities into consideration and a variety of materials and mirror coatings.
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