Lenses. One pair in each twelve (12) consecutive month period is covered. Payment is made for the actual charge for one or two lenses or contact lenses, but not more than: Per Lens: Per Pair: Single Vision $20 $40 Bifocals $30 $60 Trifocals $40 $80 Lenticular $100 $200 Contact Lenses (cosmetic) $35 $70 Contact Lenses (medically necessary) $200 $400 Note: the amount for a single lens is fifty percent (50%) of the amount for a pair of lenses. The plan will pay the actual charge for the services and supplies up to the maximum; the difference will be added to the maximum amount applicable to any other service or supply for which a charge is incurred within sixty (60) days.
Lenses. Single, bifocal, trifocal and/or occupational lenses as required by prescription.
Lenses. Polycarbonate shall be the standard. However, plastic or glass lenses may be approved by the department on a case-by-case basis if required by the prescription.
Lenses. The Plan must cover lenses that are appropriate and necessary for the patient’s visual welfare, as determined by an optometrist or ophthalmologist. Single, bifocal and trifocal lenses must be covered, as appropriate. The Respondent will make available a selection of lenses from which the patient may choose and/or enable patients to access their material benefits from a retailer. When providing lenses, the Respondent will utilize an approved optical laboratory (i.e. authorized under all applicable State and federal laws to provide these services). The frequency for this benefit shall be once every twelve (12) months.
Lenses. (a) The Canon 24-70 2.8L Lens and Canon 70-200mm 2.8L IS Lens both come fitted with Hoya Pro1D UV 77 and 82mm filters, and must remain fitted to the lens under all circumstances. You may screw the extra filters onto the UV filter without removing the UV filter.
Lenses. Up to two (2) lenses provided one time in each Calendar Years.
Lenses. LED shall have glass or acrylic lens that will direct the output light in a way that the luminaire shall give the light distribution and luminaire efficiency as described under “PHOTOMETRIC REQUIREMENTS”. Lens shall be of a material that will not attract dirt, withstand outdoor weather and ultra-violet stabilized with smooth outside surface. Lenses shall be completely sealed and shall be moisture proof and dirt proof.
Lenses. In this section, we introduce our lens algebra, which is later used in §B.4 to give a uniform interface for variables. The lens laws in §B.3.1 and composition operator of §B.3.3 are adapted from [30, 26], though the remaining operators, such as independence and sublens, are novel. All definitions and theorems have been mechanically validated6.
Lenses. A change in frame style is not considered a valid reason for a REDO of lenses for any insurance. The patient will be responsible for the cost of the new lenses. A one-time lens redo and refraction will be granted, free of charge, within 90 days of the original date of service. If a patient chooses to downgrade their lens options (examples can include, but are not limited to changing from progressive to bifocal or single vision or removing antiglare coating or transitions tint) no refunds will be given. However there will be no charge to get the lenses re-done. Any upgrades to the original lens options must be done within 90 days from the original date of service. The patient must pay the usual and customary fee for the upgrade. After 3 months, the patient must pay in full for any new lenses.
Lenses i) Prismatic, opal and clear lenses shall be manufactured from UV stabilized high-impact acrylic material for general luminaires.
