Follow these simple steps to complete your Contact lens order:

1. Choose your brand of contact lens or lens type.

2. Enter your prescription details, select the quantity and check out.

3. Complete the secure order form with the convenient credit card payment.

4. Supply us with your current prescription which we will keep on file for your convenience:

• Fax it to us on (02) 9555 7678
• Scan and email it to info@nogap.com.au
• Or supply us with your optometrist details and we will confirm it
  
  

5. The contact lenses will then be delivered to your door with the itemised receipt for
your private health fund rebate.

How to order Glasses

1. Obtain a current spectacle prescription from your local optometrist

Make an appointment to have your eyes or alternatively, you can use a previous prescription that is less than 2 years old.

How to Read your Spectacle Prescription

A prescription is made up of a number of parts. Sph or sphere is usually the first number and will either have a plus sign (+) or a minus sign (-). On some prescriptions there will also be a cyl or cylinder component. This is usually a number with a minus sign (-) and an axis (number 0 to 180 with an "x" preceding it). For people who require a reading prescription, there may also be an "add" which is usually a number with a plus sign between +0.75 to +3.00. Except for the axis, all other numbers will end in either "00", "25", "50" or "75".

	SPH	CYL	Axis	ADD
Right (OD)	+1.00	-0.50	180	+2.00
Left (OS)	+2.25	-0.75	165	+2.00
P.D	65

2. Select from our great quality range of frame and lens options

Browse through our large selection of frames by clicking on the images on the left. You can choose from Traditional, Semi-Rimless, Flexible and Rimless. Once you have decided on a frame, continue placing your order by working through the order form and choosing your preferred lens options. Your have the choice of Distance or Near lenses, used to correct long-sightedness or short-sightedness. Alternatively, you can choose Bifocals, which have two different sections - the top is for distance vision, and the bottom segment is for near vision. Your optometrist will advise you if bifocals are required.

Extra Lens Options

• High Index Lenses - makes lenses look thinner and feel lighter, especially for higher prescriptions
• Multicoat - helps stop reflections from lighting and computer screens
• UV Protection - provides protection from harmful UV light
• Full Tint - permanently tinted lenses (please specify shade - green, grey or brown)
• Transitions - clear lenses inside which change to tinted lenses in direct UV light
• Polarised - useful for reducing glare from water or snow (only possible with full tint)

3. Receive your new glasses to your door.

The glasses will then be delivered to your door with the itemised receipt for your private health fund rebate.