Kyras

I have Costco polarized, distance only sunglasses, Costco progressive focus, transition tint Costco glasses, and a pair of Oakley sunglasses with two interchangeable Rx lenses for riding my ElliptiGO. The Oakley factory is within a mile of my house and yes, they made the two pairs of Rx lenses: one brown polarized and the other transition lenses.

dlq04

Yes. It was my eye doctor who should have recognized the track issue with progressives since he was the one that suggested the wrap arounds in the first place. Thankfully I went to a different optical store several years later and they recommended I have Oakley redo the lens, of course at my cost. Now I wear them everyday instead of having them sit in the drawer. If money is a consideration, Oakley's are not cheap.

Legal Bill

I just went to the local Oakley store. Kind of a hassle. You buy the frames from them, then go to Lens Crafters for the lenses. LC sends away for them from Oakley and it takes two weeks to get them. I dunno...

Oakley has a new lens coating for water sports, but it is not yet available for prescriptions.

S2KRAY

I went to Oakley to see what style I wanted, then went to Lens Crafters who had the same frame for less and measured me from my prescription. I don't remember how long it took, 2 weeks sounds about right. No issues with them.

Emil St-Hilaire

^^^
You should have gone with Ray-Ban...

Kyras

I think you may be able to order directly from Oakley on line.

NNY S2k

Me too, probably have had transitions for 20 years, since I started wearing progressive glasses.
Levi

PokS2k

Almost all eye glasses come from Luxottica, including Ray Ban and Oakley.

boltonblue

I wanted a set fo the porsche design P 8478 sunglsses with the replaceable lenses.
I had a set years ago and stil love 'em,
of course then that fat whore from florida decided she needed a set.....

Morris

I have progressives but only wear them in the home or office. They are Costco but are NOT good. The focal point is so small the slightest head movement makers the page blurry, so I won't be using Costco again.

I have regular glasses for all day use, driving, etc and I wonder if I can get them made into sunglasses? I don't know how it's done, but are the re labs that can coat them?