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REKS sells prescription versions of nearly every non-Rx lens it offers -- we found 439 real prescription sunglasses SKUs across its catalog while researching this article. Rather than reviewing one shape's Rx option, this article walks through how the ordering process actually works, what it costs by lens type, and what REKS's own warranty terms actually cover once a prescription lens is involved.
Four steps, based on what's verifiable from REKS's own product and pricing data.
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What You Need Before You Order
✓A current, valid prescription with sphere, cylinder, and axis values (standard for any online prescription eyewear order) ✓Your pupillary distance (PD), if your prescription doesn't already include it -- most eye doctors will provide this on request ✓A decision on lens finish BEFORE checkout -- Rx pricing is set per lens type (see the pricing table below), not as a flat add-on, so the finish you pick changes your total ✓Awareness of the frame-vs-lens warranty split -- per REKS's own warranty terms (covered in full in our REKS Unbreakable Sunglasses review), the 24-month warranty on Rx orders covers the FRAME only; Rx lenses get a separate, narrower one-time scratch/coating replacement within 12 months
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Quick Verdict
REKS's prescription lineup is real and wide -- 439 Rx sunglasses SKUs across its shapes and lens types, priced transparently by lens complexity rather than a flat markup. The catch is in the fine print: Rx lens warranty coverage is narrower than the frame's (one-time, 12-month scratch replacement vs. the frame's full 24 months), and we could not independently verify the exact prescription-entry fields on REKS's own configurator, so confirm those details directly at checkout before ordering.
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Real min/max prices pulled from REKS's own product catalog data, grouped by lens type across 439 Rx sunglasses SKUs.
| Rx Lens Type | Price | Sample Size | Note |
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| Polycarbonate | $125 – $175 | 94 SKUs found | REKS's standard everyday Rx lens -- the entry-level prescription tier. |
| Kontrast (High Contrast Rose) | $150 – $225 | 89 SKUs found | Contrast-boosting tint, Rx version of the lens used across REKS's golf/everyday color-boosting products. |
| Kontrast Photochromic | $175 flat | 44 SKUs found | Self-tinting version of Kontrast -- same price across every SKU we found, unlike the ranges above. |
| Trivex Color-Boosting | $195 – $250 | 95 SKUs found | A different, lighter lens material than polycarbonate, in the same color-boosting tint family. |
| 167 (High-Index) | $250 – $275 | 39 SKUs found | REKS's thinnest, highest-index lens option -- priced at the top of the range for stronger prescriptions. |
| Golf Color-Boosting | $240 flat | 54 SKUs found | Same flat Rx price across every shape/color combination we found -- covered shape-by-shape in our REKS golf sunglasses review. |
| Pickleball Performance | $240 flat | 12 SKUs found | Rx version of REKS's brand-new pickleball line -- flat-priced like the Golf tier above. |
| Pickleball Photochromic | $240 flat | 12 SKUs found | Self-tinting Rx pickleball lens -- same flat price as the non-photochromic Pickleball Rx tier. |
Prices vary within most lens-type rows because they cover every frame shape and color REKS currently sells that lens on -- the table shows the real range, not a single averaged number.
Which Rx lens tier fits which use case, based on the same lens technology reviewed elsewhere on this site.
The right Rx lens choice depends on what you're using the sunglasses for more than which frame shape you pick. Base Polycarbonate Rx suits everyday wear and driving. Kontrast and Kontrast Photochromic Rx suit overcast or changing-light conditions where contrast boosting matters generally. Golf Color-Boosting Rx is built specifically for on-course use -- if that is your primary case, our best prescription golf sunglasses guide compares REKS's Rx golf option against other brands rather than just describing REKS's own lineup in isolation. If general sport and activity fit matters more than one specific game, our prescription sport sunglasses guide covers that broader comparison.
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Most of REKS's shapes support at least the base Polycarbonate and Kontrast Rx lenses -- we found real Rx SKUs across Sling Blade, Sport, Wrap Around, Wrap Large, Sling XM, and REKS's eyeglasses-style frames (Oval, Round, Rectangle, Seafarer). Some sport-specific lens tiers are more limited by shape (our REKS golf sunglasses review found no Rx version of the Sport-shape Golf Color-Boosting lens specifically, for example), so confirm the exact frame/lens combination you want is listed before ordering.
It depends entirely on lens type, not a flat markup. Base Polycarbonate Rx runs $125-175 versus $29-50 non-Rx -- a meaningful jump reflecting custom lens manufacturing, not just an add-on fee. Specialty lenses (167 high-index, Golf, Pickleball) run $240-275 regardless of the equivalent non-Rx price. See the pricing table above for the full breakdown by lens type.
No -- and this is worth understanding before you order. The frame itself carries the same 24-month manufacturing-defect warranty as non-Rx orders. But the prescription lens gets a separate, narrower policy: a one-time replacement for scratches or coating defects within 12 months of delivery, not a 24-month term. Our REKS Unbreakable Sunglasses review covers the exact warranty language in full.
At minimum, your current prescription (sphere, cylinder, axis) and ideally your pupillary distance (PD) if it's not already on your prescription. We were not able to independently confirm every field REKS's checkout asks for, so treat REKS's own checkout flow as the definitive source once you reach that step.
REKS sells Rx versions of its Golf Color-Boosting lens ($240 flat) and its newer Pickleball lenses ($240 flat), so activity-specific prescription options do exist. For a deeper comparison of prescription options built specifically for golf or general sport use -- REKS included alongside other brands -- see our best prescription golf sunglasses and prescription sport sunglasses guides.
REKS's prescription lineup holds up to scrutiny on breadth and pricing transparency -- 439 real SKUs, priced by lens complexity rather than a flat add-on. Where buyers should slow down is the warranty fine print: the frame's 24-month coverage does not extend fully to the Rx lens itself, and REKS's own interactive tools for prescription entry and fit guidance weren't things we could independently verify in this research pass, so confirm those specifics directly on reks.com before completing an order. For activity-specific Rx comparisons against other brands, see the two guides linked above, or start with our brand-wide REKS review if you haven't decided REKS is worth trying at all yet.
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Bottom Line
A Real, Widely-Priced Rx Lineup
439 prescription SKUs from $125 -- know the frame-vs-lens warranty split before you order.
Prices verified live on reks.com as of September 2026 and can change -- always confirm your exact frame/lens/prescription combination at checkout.
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