Sunglass Lens Replacement in Arizona

Put new sun lenses in the sunglasses you already own.

Send us a favorite pair of frames. We fit new sun lenses, with your prescription or without one, and mail them back.

Tall saguaro cacti and an ocotillo in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson under a clear blue sky
Saguaro cacti near Tucson, Arizona. Photo: Carol M. Highsmith. Carol M. Highsmith's America, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.

Sun lenses for frames you already own

Pick solid tint or polarized lenses and send in the sunglasses you already love. Prescription and non-prescription options both exist, and they depend on your frame and the lens combination you choose.

Our lab checks your frame and prescription before it makes anything.

100% UV in your tint

Our solid tint and polarized sun lenses block 100% UV.

For gradient, mirror or light-adaptive lenses, ask us about UV before you order.

How sunny is Phoenix?

National Weather Service and NOAA climate records for Phoenix show sunshine averaging 86 percent of what's possible over a full year.

That's a lot of sun. If your current lenses are scratched or worn, new ones in the same frames are an option.

Glare, canyon and all

The National Park Service describes the Grand Canyon as one mile deep, 277 miles long and up to 18 miles wide. A view that big is a good reason to wear the right sun lenses.

Polarized lenses mean less reflected glare. They're available on progressive lenses too, and so are mirror finishes.

Layered red and tan cliffs of the Grand Canyon stretching into the haze from a rim viewpoint
The Grand Canyon, Arizona. Photo: Carol M. Highsmith. Photographs in the Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division.

Worth the wait

A saguaro grows slowly. Saguaro National Park says its branches normally appear when the cactus is 50 to 70 years old, and an average life span is probably 150 to 175 years.

Allow 5 to 7 business days in our lab once your frames arrive, plus shipping time each way. A rush costs $24.95 per order and takes 3 to 4 business days in the lab.

Price and shipping to Arizona

Sun lenses without a prescription are $99. Single vision prescription lenses are $99 too, and progressive or bifocal lenses are $149. Upgrade prices appear in the builder as you choose.

The mailer, the trip home and a free remake in the first 30 days are included. Pickup is free at your door where it's available. Otherwise, leave the mailer at a drop-off point for the carrier shown on your label.

Questions about sun lenses in Arizona

Do sun lenses from Lenshaus block UV?

Our solid tint and polarized lenses block 100% UV. For other finishes, please ask us first.

Can I get polarized lenses with a progressive prescription?

Yes. Polarized and mirror finishes are both available on progressive lenses. Progressives start at $149, and the finish is an upgrade priced in the builder.

Can you use my own sunglasses?

Most sunglass frames work, whether plastic, metal, semi-rimless or sport styles. Our lab reviews your frame photos first and contacts you if there's an issue.

Do you have a store in Arizona?

No. Orders go by mail to our lab in Hialeah, Florida, and there's no storefront.

What if the lenses aren't right when they arrive?

Tell us within 30 days of delivery. We'll look into it, and one approved remake is free for problems with our work or the fit. Scratches and accidental damage aren't included. Optional Lens Care covers them.

Get your Arizona sun lenses started

I've been making lenses for 17 years, so tell us what you'll wear them for and we'll help you pick. You can build your lenses online or talk with our team first.

Reviewed by Michael Martinez, optical lab expert