Rhea
Rhea — a beautifully refined aviator-style frame that blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication.
Prescription & Lens Options Disclaimer
PONO Eyewear partners with a leading local optometrist to verify and fulfil prescription lens orders. PONO Eyewear does not conduct eye examinations or issue prescriptions.
All prescriptions are provided by third-party optometrists, and it is the client’s sole responsibility to ensure that their prescription is accurate, valid, and up to date at the time of purchase. PONO Eyewear accepts no liability for any errors, inaccuracies, or issues arising from prescriptions supplied by clients or their optometrists.
By placing an order, you confirm that your prescription has been professionally issued and is correct.
Lens Option Guide
Anti-Reflective Coating (AR): Reduces glare from screens, lights, and reflections for clearer, more comfortable vision.
Blue Light Blocker: Filters blue light from digital devices, vehicles and bright lights at night time to help reduce eye strain and visual fatigue. It also supports more comfortable viewing and better sleep patterns by minimising blue light exposure in the evening.
Transition Lenses: Light-adaptive lenses that automatically darken in sunlight and return to clear indoors, offering seamless vision and full UV protection without needing separate sunglasses.
Transition with Anti-Reflective Coating: Combines adaptive light technology with glare reduction, delivering optimal clarity, comfort, and protection across all lighting environments.
PONO Eyewear Care Guide
Keep your frames sharp and your vision clear with these simple steps:
Clean daily: Use a microfiber cloth and lens cleaner. Avoid tissues, paper towels, or clothing—they can scratch lenses.
Handle with care: Always use both hands when putting on or removing your glasses to maintain shape.
Store properly: Keep your eyewear in a protective case when not in use.
Avoid heat: Do not leave your glasses in hot environments (cars, direct sunlight) as this can warp frames and damage coatings.
Keep lenses facing up: When placing them down, avoid direct contact with surfaces to prevent scratches.
Rinse before wiping: If dusty or sandy, rinse with water first to avoid micro-scratches.
Avoid harsh chemicals: Household cleaners, perfumes, and hairsprays can damage lens coatings.
A little care goes a long way—protect your PONO, protect your vision.
