Glasses and sunglasses are no longer just vision aids: they’re an extension of who you are and your personal style. At McDonald Eye Care Associates, our Optical department offers a carefully curated selection of frames that sets us apart from big-box retailers. We carry both well-known brands and unique independent lines, all thoughtfully chosen by our staff to suit a wide range of face shapes, sizes, and styles—whether small, medium, or large.
Today’s eyewear also features the latest in lens technologies and more to support your visual comfort and eye health. Best of all, no appointment is needed to visit our Optical department—stop by anytime, and our team will be happy to help with all your eyewear needs.
Frames & Lenses FAQ
What frame lines do you carry?
We strive to provide a wide selection of frame brands at our clinic’s Optical department, specially curated to offer the best variety of style options from classic to bold, and everywhere in between. We currently carry the following brands, grouped by manufacturer:
Ferragamo, Flexon, Nine West, and Airlock (VSP preferred brands)
OGI Eyewear, Seraphin, and Red Rose
Blackfin USA
Etnia Barcelona
Gucci, St Laurent, Chloé, and Maui Jim
Erker’s 1879 and NW77th
David Spencer, Evolve, and Tokyo Bay
STATE OPTICAL CO., Scott Harris, and DB4K Kids
Kliik:denmark and FYSH
Steve Madden Kids, demi&dash, and Dilli Dalli
Police, John Varvatos, and Lucky Kids
Marc Jacobs and Chesterfield XL
Tura and Ted Baker
Ray-Ban and Costa
Helium, Adrienne Vittadini Studio, Match, and Float Kids
and value brands Fregossi, La Scala, See N Be Seen, Exclusive, Lady Danielle, and Precision
What lens options are there?
McDonald Eye Care Associates offers the newest generation of all lens types. This includes:
- Single vision lenses
- Eyezen+™ lenses that block harmful blue light and prevent eye fatigue
- Varilux® progressive lenses that correct for multiple focal lengths, offering multiple full-time corrective lens options
- Occupational lenses made for specific tasks and/or hobbies, such as office work
No matter what type of vision correction you need, McDonald Eye Care Associates can assist in finding the best lens fit for your eyes and your lifestyle.
How does blue light affect my eyes?
While digital devices are useful for work and leisure needs, they can be hard on your eyes. Blue light exposure from screens can eventually damage your retina, so it’s helpful to take control of this by limiting your screen time. However, since you need to use your devices for a number of reasons every day, it’s important to consider taking the extra step of wearing a blue light filter.
Can eyeglass lenses protect me from blue light?
Yes. McDonald Eye Care Associates offers Essilor Essential Blue™ lenses, which give you triple the amount of blue light protection than an ordinary lens does. The lenses are still completely clear — no telltale yellow tint like back in the day.
What can I do about glare?
Glare can be incredibly annoying, and it might keep you from seeing clearly. McDonald Eye Care Associates offers Essilor Crizal® lens treatment to combat this problem. Crizal treatment will also reduce scratches, smudges, and UV light exposure.
How can I avoid switching between glasses and sunglasses constantly?
The newest transition lens options may be the perfect solution. The Transitions™ Generation S® lenses protect your eyes both indoors and outdoors, adjusting as you move into different lighting conditions. You can choose from a whole palette of colors, including grey, brown, grey-green, sapphire, emerald, amethyst, amber, or the new Ruby color introduced in this generation!
Additionally, the Transitions Xtractive® lenses have extra technology that allows for transitioned lenses even while behind the windshield of your car! Color options for this series of lens include grey, brown, or grey-green.
What are the advantages of polarized sunglass lenses?
The Xperio UV™ polarized sunglass lenses provide the maximum UV protection allowed in lenses while also retaining superior clarity and limited bouncing glare. You can customize the lenses, choosing solid, gradient, or mirror-style lenses.


