Meta Glasses Adventurer (official Meta press photo)Image: Meta Newsroom

Tajima Direct prescription lenses for Meta Glasses (Adventurer, Capri, Nova, Starfire, Fury)

Frames listed
Meta Glasses[1]
Price
  • Clear Rx: $249–$379[1]
  • Polarized Rx: $395 single vision / $495 progressive (flat fee incl. coatings and US shipping)[1]
  • Transitions Rx: $375–$640[1]
How it works
Send your frames in (prepaid label or box); lenses made and installed, frames shipped back.[1]
Max prescription
No published maximum; says it regularly fills prescriptions beyond Meta's limits (asks very strong Rx to email first).[1]
Progressive / Prism
Yes[1] / Yes[1]
Turnaround
About 7–12 business days after your frames arrive, plus shipping both ways.[1]
Ships
Ships most anywhere; free shipping only within the US. International customers ship frames to California.[1]
Warranty / returns
1-year warranty against manufacturer defects; 30-day full-refund returns.[1]

Compared with the official route

Official published range for Meta Glasses (Adventurer, Capri, Nova, Starfire, Fury): −12.00 to +2.25 total power[8]. Official ordering: Three Rx-able shapes with clear, sun and Transitions lenses; also at LensCrafters and Sunglass Hut (US).[1]

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FAQ

Does Tajima Direct make prescription lenses for Meta Glasses (Adventurer, Capri, Nova, Starfire, Fury)?

Yes. Tajima Direct lists: Meta Glasses.

How much do Tajima Direct lenses for Meta Glasses (Adventurer, Capri, Nova, Starfire, Fury) cost?

Clear Rx: $249–$379 · Polarized Rx: $395 single vision / $495 progressive (flat fee incl. coatings and US shipping) · Transitions Rx: $375–$640

Do I need to send my Meta Glasses (Adventurer, Capri, Nova, Starfire, Fury) to Tajima Direct?

Send your frames in (prepaid label or box); lenses made and installed, frames shipped back.

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Sources (Tajima Direct)

  1. Tajima Direct: Ray-Ban Meta prescription lenses (lab, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)