Eyeglasses and Frames in Boca Raton.
Glasses your whole family will actually love. A welcoming optical with frames for every face, every age, and every budget, backed by real expertise and real warranties.
Take Your Time, Try Things On, Get Real Opinions
Choosing the right pair of glasses matters. They're literally on your face all day, and most kids should wear their glasses all day. Our optical is designed to feel welcoming, not pushy. We give honest opinions, explain what each lens upgrade actually does (or doesn't), including the truth about blue light glasses for kids, and never push something you don't need. Shopping for a child? See our guide to kids glasses.
For kids especially, we focus on durability and fit. See our picks for kids glasses frames. Frames that slip down a small nose or pinch behind the ears get left in the drawer, which doesn't help anyone's vision (and is one reason kids break glasses). If your child resists wearing them at all, here's what to do when a child refuses glasses.
A Curated Selection for Every Face and Budget
Kid-Tough Frames
Frames built to survive recess, backpacks, and the floor. Flexible materials, secure fits, and warranties that mean we have your back.
On-Trend Adult Frames
A curated selection ranging from classic to fashion-forward, with brands you recognize and styles you actually want to wear.
Sunglasses
Prescription and non-prescription sunglasses, including premium polarized lenses. Real UV protection is essential, even for kids.
Specialty Lenses
Progressives, computer lenses, blue-light filtering, anti-fatigue lenses, and high-index thin lenses for stronger prescriptions.
Sports & Safety Eyewear
Protective eyewear for school sports, work environments, and active lifestyles, including prescription options.
Insurance & Budget-Friendly Options
We carry a range of price points so you don't have to compromise. We'll work with you to maximize your benefits and find what fits your budget.
Here is what the common lens options do. Progressive lenses correct far, mid-range, and close-up vision, with the power changing gradually from top to bottom instead of a visible line.[1] Polarized lenses reduce glare off water and roads, but polarization alone does not block UV, so look for sunglasses that block 100% of UV-A and UV-B.[2][3]
We Work With Most Major Vision Plans
Vision insurance can be confusing. We're happy to verify your benefits before your exam, explain exactly what's covered for frames and lenses, and help you decide whether using insurance or paying out of pocket actually saves you money for your specific situation. We'll also be honest about kids glasses online vs. an eye doctor. Sometimes one is better than the other, and we'll tell you which.
If you don't have vision insurance, we have package options at multiple price points so glasses stay accessible, and we always recommend a backup pair for active kids. Not sure if your child needs glasses at all? Here are the signs your child needs glasses. Prefer contacts? See contact lens fittings.
Frame or lens questions, reorders, or order status? Email our optical team at optical@pedsfamilyvision.com.
How Insurance Covers Glasses
Most vision plans cover a frame allowance and a portion of lenses. We verify your specific plan and tell you what's covered.
Using vision insurance? Most plans include a frame allowance plus lens benefits that bring your out-of-pocket cost down significantly. We'll itemize your in-network savings before you decide. Designer brands, progressives, high-index thin lenses, and specialty coatings vary in cost. Without insurance? Call us and we'll walk you through your options.
Glasses & Frames Questions
Does insurance cover glasses?
Most vision plans include a frame allowance plus lens benefits, and we verify your plan before you order. Designer frames, progressives, high-index thin lenses, and specialty coatings vary in cost, and I'll explain what each lens upgrade actually does so you only pay for what helps. Without insurance? Call us and we'll walk you through your options.
Does vision insurance cover glasses?
Most vision plans include a frame allowance plus lens benefits that bring your out-of-pocket cost down significantly. We verify your plan before your exam, itemize your in-network savings before you decide, and tell you honestly whether using insurance or paying out of pocket saves you more for your situation. See the vision plans we work with.
What kind of frames hold up best for kids?
For kids I focus on durability and fit. Frames that slip down a small nose or pinch behind the ears end up in a drawer. The best choices fit well, stay in place, and use flexible materials. Spring hinges, cable temples, or a strap can help active kids, and impact-resistant lenses such as polycarbonate or Trivex are a smart choice. See how to choose kids frames that last.
Should my child have a backup pair of glasses?
Often, yes. A backup pair matters most for kids who wear glasses full time, have a strong prescription, have amblyopia or an eye turn, wear contacts, or tend to lose or break glasses. It does not need to be fancy, but it should have the current prescription and fit well. Read more about whether your child needs a backup pair.
Where This Information Comes From
- American Academy of Ophthalmology: What Is Presbyopia?: bifocals, trifocals, and progressive lenses
- American Academy of Ophthalmology: Sunglasses: polarized lenses reduce glare; polarization alone is not UV protection
- American Optometric Association: UV Protection: sunglasses should block 100% of UV-A and UV-B
Serving Boca Raton and Nearby Cities
We see patients for eyeglasses and frames at our office at 1000 NW 9th Ct, Ste 203A, Boca Raton, FL 33486. Families also come to us from Delray Beach, Highland Beach, Boynton Beach, Deerfield Beach, Parkland, Coral Springs, and Pompano Beach. Directions from your city →
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