Is it possible to put prescription lens into oakley frame's?

[Nerd]

I been wanting to do this for some time now. I heard its kinda expensive, and then I hear that it's not possible. Does anyone know if it is or not? And how much it runs, if it is possible?

 

[FiddleDD]

it is possible in frame such as the zero's.

 

[konichiwa]

I'd assume it is, you'll just have to pay more and wait longer for the lenses if they're a weird shape or anything.

 

[Napalm381]

I know it is possible, but also painfully pricy ($300-$400 if I remember, although I am very possibly wrong). Check Oakley for more info.

 

[shifrbv]

Alphanumeric - If you have a style similar to the plastic ones on their website, you can do it. In fact, if you ever see a pair of frames that you like, Oakley or not, you can always take them to your local optician who can then pop out the lenses, put the frame in their edger and make a new set of lenses in less than 5 minutes. This is provided you don't have some really weird prescription (like a really high minus) that the lenses would be too thick to fit in the frame without a bevel and edge roll which is pretty expensive.

I used to make glasses some time ago. Wholesale, the lenses are incredibly cheap. I have a -1.25 and I used to get plastic lenses wholesale for $30. Most optometrists offices have at least a 300-400% markup. That's why it gets so expensive.