PRESCRIPTION
Classic OptiBase Prescription Clip-On Glasses Frame
Classic OptiBase Prescription Clip-On Glasses Frame
OptiBase is the base frame. Check the included items before choosing lenses or clip-ons.
Before ordering prescription glasses
Contact NoBlue before ordering to confirm the required prescription information, how to provide it and the production time. Check the contents of the selected configuration.
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Classic OptiBase, prescription base frame for NoBlue magnetic clip-ons
Classic OptiBase is a prescription-ready NoBlue base designed for the magnetic clip-on system. It is intended for people who wear corrective lenses and want one everyday prescription frame that can also be adapted for screens, evening use, driving and bright outdoor conditions.
What does the Classic OptiBase provide?
- a prescription base frame for everyday corrective use,
- compatibility with dedicated NoBlue magnetic clip-ons,
- the option to add Day, Orange, Drive and Sun functions,
- a modular alternative to carrying several separate prescription frames,
- a starting point for building a personalised NoBlue prescription system.
What's included?
The package includes the Classic OptiBase prescription base and the protective accessories supplied with the selected configuration. Lens power and prescription configuration must be selected correctly for the user.
Who is the Classic OptiBase for?
It is intended for people who need vision correction and want a frame that can later be combined with NoBlue magnetic filters for different situations.
Why choose a prescription base?
A prescription base allows the corrective lenses to remain in the main frame. Magnetic clip-ons can then add different front filters without replacing the prescription glasses themselves.
How do Day and Orange clip-ons work?
Day is intended for daytime screen use and filters 40% of blue light within its stated operating range. Orange is intended for evening use and filters 100% within the stated Orange operating range. Drive and Sun add functions for night driving and bright outdoor conditions.
Comfort during computer and screen use
Prescription users often need their corrective lenses throughout the day. A modular system allows blue light filters to be added when needed while keeping the underlying correction in place.
NoBlue lenses and testing
NoBlue Day and Orange filters have been evaluated in published measurements. More information is available on the NoBlue test results page.
Why choose the Classic OptiBase?
This version combines the modular prescription system with the Classic frame family. Choose it if you want this frame style as the basis of your corrective NoBlue setup.
How do I choose the correct prescription?
Select the prescription configuration according to your current eye-care prescription and the options available for the product. If you are unsure which values to choose, confirm them with the relevant optical professional before ordering.
Frequently asked questions about Classic OptiBase
What is Classic OptiBase?
It is a prescription base frame designed for compatible NoBlue magnetic clip-ons.
Does the base include every clip-on?
No. The base can be purchased and configured separately from compatible clip-ons.
Can I use it as normal prescription glasses?
Yes, when it is configured with the appropriate corrective lenses.
Does it work with NoBlue magnetic clip-ons?
Yes. Use only clip-ons designed for the compatible frame system.
Do I need to choose the correct prescription values?
Yes. The corrective lens configuration must match the user's current prescription.
Product details
Product details
- Audience
- adults
- Frame width
- 135 mm
- Lens width
- 47 mm
- Bridge width
- 13 mm
- Temple length
- 136 mm
- Prescription package
- base
Shipping
Shipping
Shipping options and estimated delivery are shown at checkout based on the destination.
Return Policy
Return Policy
Returns are handled according to the store return policy. Check the Returns information before ordering.
