Prescription Eyewear FAQs

Ranger prescription eyewear is available with Single‑Vision distance lenses only,
purpose‑built for shooting sports.

We offer prescription lenses in select Ranger frames that shooters trust, including the Edge, Sporter, and Classic.

All Ranger lenses are built for the demands of shooting sports and include our Premium
Anti-Reflective coating to reduce glare and reflections by up to 99% for clearer target visibility. Each lens also features scratch resistance and 100% UV protection for long-lasting durability and eye protection. Our lenses are finished with a hydrophobic coating.

Ranger prescription lenses are suitable for prescriptions up to a combined power range of +/-4.00 Combined power refers to adding SPH & CYL values.

Staying within this range helps ensure clear, reliable vision while maintaining the level of optical precision needed for accurate shooting.

At this time, bifocal and progressive lenses are not available for purchase directly on our website. However, many of our authorized Ranger Dealers can assist with these specific prescriptions and guide you through the best options for your needs. To find a Ranger Dealer near you who can
help, please visit our Dealer Locator.

To find the measurements of your current RANGER frame, look inside the hinge of the glasses. You will typically find a single digit marked “63, “69” etc. We also recommend checking our Fit Guide.

Getting the right fit makes a big difference in comfort, appearance and performance. There are three key measurements to know when choosing glasses: eye size, bridge size, and temple arm length. An easy way to find your ideal size is to check the pair of glasses you already wear and love.
Frame sizes are universally listed in millimeters as "Lens Width - Bridge Width- Temple Width" and are usually printed on the inside of the temple or under the bridge of the frame. For example: "55-20-145."

Most of our frames can be made with prescription lenses. At this time the Phantom, Supershot, Hypershot, XLW, and Falcon styles are not available for prescription.

Yes. If you already own a compatible Ranger frame, you can order prescription
lenses only and continue using the frame you love. This makes it easy to upgrade your vision without replacing your frame.

We know choosing the right lens can feel overwhelming but we’re here to help. Check out our lens description page to explore each option and find the one that best fits your needs.

At this time, polarized prescription lenses are not available for Ranger shooting eyewear. Polarization can affect depth perception and certain visual cues that are important for shooting performance. That said, our non-polarized lenses are specifically designed to reduce glare while maintaining excellent clarity and accuracy, so you still get crisp, reliable vision on the range.

Yes, over time and with heavy use, prescription lenses can experience some fading or "yellowing" due to prolonged UV exposure and environmental wear. To keep your prescription lenses in top condition, we recommend storing them in their protective case when not in use and avoiding high-heat environments (like a car dashboard), which can accelerate the aging of the lens material and its coatings.

Our lenses pass ANSI ballistic standards for impact resistance, though our
interchangeable frame system is not formally rated for Z87.1 or military
MIL-SPEC use.

To find Ranger styles available in Prescription, you can shop our Prescription Shooting eyewear.

Select your size and style frame then Select RX Lenses.

Next choose Single Vision then select a Lens Color. You can optionally Add Additional Lenses, which shall be of the same prescription.

Next, Add Your Prescription. You can choose to upload it during checkout, enter it manually, or send it to us at a later time. You will be asked to enter your PD (Pupillary Distance).

Review Your Order and Add to Cart.

If you have any questions during the process, our Customer Service Team is available to assist you at CustomerService@reranger.com

Your eyewear prescription details can be obtained from your EyeCare Provider. It will include numbers for Sphere (SPH), Cylinder (CYL), Axis for Single Vision prescriptions.

Please ensure your prescription is valid (not expired) and signed by a Licensed Eye Care Provider, before placing an order.

Your Pupillary Distance (PD) is the measurement, in millimeters, between the centers of your pupils. It ensures your lenses are properly aligned for clear vision.

If you don’t know your PD or it isn’t listed on your prescription, you can usually find it on a previous prescription eyewear order, or by contacting your Eye Care Provider.

Be aware that PD can be written in two ways:
Single PD: One number (for example, 62) that represents the total distance between both pupils.
Dual PD: Two numbers (for example, 33/31) that measure each eye separately—right and left—from the bridge of the nose.

Yes, Randolph SkyRx can accommodate Prism prescriptions. If you have a prism prescription, please contact our Customer Care Team to ensure we can meet your specific needs.

Since all prescription orders are custom-made, we are unable to cancel or make changes once the order has been submitted. Please double-check your prescription and order details before finalizing your purchase. If you have any questions or concerns, our Customer Care Team is here to assist you.

Yes, you can use your HSA or FSA to pay for Ranger prescription eyewear. Certain plans may require you to pay out of pocket and request reimbursement. You can contact our Customer Service team at customerservice@reranger.com to request an itemized receipt.

If you’re unsure how your HSA/FSA works, please check with your provider.

We do not process prescription insurance claims directly. However, our prescription eyewear may qualify for out-of-network reimbursement. We recommend contacting your insurance provider before making a purchase to confirm your eligibility and benefits.

FSAs (flexible spending accounts) and HSAs (health savings accounts) are benefits offered by some employers that allow you to set aside pre-tax dollars for certain qualified healthcare expenses, like prescription eyewear. Typically FSA contributions must be used before the end of the year. Check with your provider or employer if you are unsure how to use your account.

To keep your RANGER lenses performing at their best, clean lenses gently with the microfiber pouch, an eyeglass-safe cleaner, or mild soap and lukewarm water. Avoid hot water, abrasive materials, harsh household cleaners, solvents, or tissues. Dry with a clean microfiber or soft cotton cloth.

Everyday heat and humidity can damage lens coatings. Avoid high temperatures (above 55 °C / 130 °F), such as leaving glasses in a hot car.

Yes. Ranger prescription lenses are covered against defects in materials and workmanship for one year from purchase. This does not include damage from accidents, improper cleaning, or normal wear. For details please visit our warranty page.

View the Randolph HIPAA policy page here.

Always rinse lenses before wiping. Dry dust can act like sandpaper and cause permanent micro‑scratches that interfere with clarity.

All prescription orders are custom-made, and Ranger is unable to cancel or refund orders once they are submitted. However, we understand there could be potential adaptation or prescription issues that can be handled with the help of our Optical Team. Ranger will work closely with you to resolve any issues related to your prescription lenses within 30 days of receipt. If you have any issue with your order, please contact our Customer Care Team and we will be happy to assist you

Please allow 12–15 business days for processing. Orders placed on weekends or national holidays are processed the next business day. After shipping, delivery typically takes 3–7 business days.

You will receive a confirmation email when your order is placed and a second email with tracking information once it ships. If you have questions, please contact Customer Service at customerservice@reranger.com or 781.961.6070