Bollé Safety, a leader in personal protective equipment (PPE) eye protection, has launched SEAMLESS Vision, a new online ordering service for prescription safety glasses. This new platform is designed to make prescription safety eyewear accessible to professionals everywhere, streamlining the process while ensuring quality and convenience.
As pioneers in the prescription eyewear market, Bollé Safety is solving industry challenges that companies face in providing prescription safety glasses to employees. Traditional barriers such as time constraints, limited access to optical outlets, and complicated ordering procedures often impede efforts. SEAMLESS Vision provides a digital solution to these obstacles, enhancing accessibility and efficiency through a user-friendly interface available on computers, tablets, and mobile phones.
SEAMLESS Vision introduces a seamless, 100 percent digital platform that simplifies the ordering process for safety glasses with corrective lenses. This innovative service supports professionals by allowing precise pupillary distance measurements using advanced technology and offers comprehensive lens options, including both progressive and single-vision lenses.
The process is straightforward: companies receive SEAMLESS Cards from partner distributors or directly from Bollé Safety, which they distribute to their employees. Employees then visit the Bollé Safety website, use the card to log in, measure their pupillary distance, and try on frames virtually. After selecting the desired lens type—clear or smoke—they upload their prescription, enter contact and shipping details, and place the order. Orders are fulfilled under the supervision of Bollé Safety’s opticians and typically arrive within 10 business days.
“This innovative lens design sets a new standard in the safety market,” said Kévin Le Quang, Senior Product Manager – Prescription Range at Bollé Safety. “Our unique progressive lenses eliminate the need for height measurements, providing a broad visual field and enhanced comfort. This advancement aligns with SEAMLESS Vision’s mission to extend accessibility for all users, including those needing progressive lenses.”
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Bollé Safety, for over 40 years, has been committed to developing prescription eyewear solutions to reduce workplace accidents. Statistics show that proper eye protection can prevent 9 out of 10 accidents in hazardous jobs. Despite this, a significant portion of workers do not wear safety glasses due to vision correction issues. SEAMLESS Vision addresses this gap by expanding access to prescription eyewear.
Further complementing these efforts is Bollé Safety’s ongoing enhancement of its Webshop platform, which connects distributors and companies with partner opticians. This B2B service delivers model variety, quick production, real-time tracking, and unmatched convenience. In-store fittings and adjustments through a widening network of opticians further enhance service delivery.
“The launch of SEAMLESS Vision represents a significant leap forward in the prescription eyewear segment, and our platform sets a new industry standard for quality, responsiveness, and customer service, reinforcing our dedication to leveraging innovation for our customers’ benefit,” said Chloé Bath, RX Development Director at Bollé Safety.
About Bollé Safety
With over 135 years of expertise, Bollé Safety is a global leader in PPE eye protection, recognized for its innovative, comfortable, and stylish solutions tailored for various sectors, including construction, healthcare, and heavy industry. Operating in more than 80 countries, Bollé Safety is committed to enhancing worker performance and well-being in environments where eye protection is critical. Since 2021, the brand has intensified its CSR initiatives, focusing on sustainability and community impact, underlining its leadership in both general and prescription eye protection markets. For more information, visit Bollé Safety’s website.
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