Shop Guide
Our new website has been well redesigned to categorize products into groups, making navigation easier for our customers. Understanding these groups can help you find the right product more efficiently. Here’s how our products are categorized:
| Main Category | Sub-category | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Swimming Goggles | Prescription Swimming Goggles | The category is detailed below highlighting features specific to prescription goggles. |
| Non-Prescription Swimming Goggles | ||
| Diving masks | Prescription Diving Mask | This group is outlined with features that cater to prescription needs. |
| Non-Prescription Diving Mask | ||
| Accessories | Swim Robe | A swim robe designed to keep you warm and facilitate easy changing of clothing. |
| Other Accessories | Snorkel, Fin, swim caps, etc. |
By understanding these categories you can navigate through our product offerings with ease and find the perfect gear for your swimming and diving needs. If you have any questions or need assistance feel free to reach out to our customer support team.
Prescription Swimming Goggles
To shop for prescription goggles or masks accurately it’s crucial to check whether your sphere value is negative or positive. A negative sign indicates nearsightedness while a positive sign indicates farsightedness. To prevent errors each group is clearly labelled with plus (+) and minus (-) signs at the end.
Below are the different groups for Prescription Swimming Goggles categorized by unique features:
| Prescription Swimming Goggles | Note |
|---|---|
| Junior Swim Goggles Myopia (-) | Nearsighted goggles designed for juniors or swimmers with small faces |
| Wide Prescription Swimming Goggles (-) | Nearsighted goggles with big frames |
| Tinted Lens Prescritpion Goggles(-) | Nearsighted goggles |
| Clear Lens Prescription Swimming Goggles (-) | Nearsighted goggles with clear lenses |
| Tinted Lens Prescription Swimming Goggles (-) | Nearsighted goggles with tinted lenses |
| Mirrored Lens Prescription Swimming Goggles (-) | Nearsighted goggles with mirrored lenses |
| High Diopter Goggles (Up To -10.00) | Nearsighted goggles with high lens power |
| Hyperopia Swimming Goggles (+) | Farsighted goggles with magnification lenses |
If you find it challenging to navigate through these options feel free to contact us at admin@swimfun.com.au for further clarification and assistance.
Prescription Diving Masks
At Swimfun we offer a range of Prescription Diving Masks tailored to specific vision needs. Below are the groups available along with a brief description of each:
| Prescription Diving Masks | Note |
|---|---|
| Hyperopia diving or snorkeling masks (+) | Farsighted masks equipped with magnification lenses |
| Myopia diving or snorkeling masks (-) | Nearsighted masks designed to improve underwater vision |
| Regular Size Myopia Diving masks (-) | Nearsighted masks with standard-size frames for a comfortable fit |
| Large Frame Myopia Diving masks (-) | Nearsighted masks featuring larger frames for enhanced coverage |
| Regular size diving masks | Standard-size masks with non-prescription lenses |
For the masks we offer the following options:
- D2 (Available in 3 colours) – It is a medium-sized mask suitable for most individuals, including some teenagers.
- D6 (Available in 4 colours) – Slightly larger than D2, D6 comes in two variants – D6S for Nearsightedness and D6F for Farsightedness. It features long-lasting tempered glass lenses.
- D1, D4, D3 (Available in 2 colours) – These masks boast large frames with D3 and D4 designed to accommodate a GoPro camera for capturing underwater adventures.
If you require further information or assistance in choosing the right Prescription Diving Mask feel free to contact us at admin@swimfun.com.au.
Common Terms
Below are the common terms. It is good to understand them before placing your order:
- Myopia/Nearsightedness: This refers to difficulty in seeing distant objects clearly.
- Hyperopia/Farsightedness: This refers to difficulty in seeing close objects clearly.
- Diopters (D): The unit of measurement used to specify the corrective power of the lens. Positive (+) diopters are used for farsightedness while negative (-) diopters are used for nearsightedness.
- OD (oculus dexter) and OS (oculus sinister): These terms indicate the right eye (OD) and left eye (OS) respectively when specifying prescription details for each eye.
- SPH (Sphere): Indicates the amount of lens power needed to correct nearsightedness or farsightedness.
- CYL (Cylinder): If you have astigmatism, this value indicates the amount of lens power needed to correct it.