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VITURE Luma Pro with prescription lenses

VITURE offers prescription lenses for VITURE Luma Pro but has not published a range.[1]

Luma Pro corrects nearsightedness with built-in adjustment, no insert needed, but VITURE's own pages don't agree on how far it goes. The product page says up to -4.0D. VITURE's buying guide says -6.0D. Until VITURE reconciles them, the product page figure is the safer one to plan around, because it is the page you buy from. If your myopia is between -4.0D and -6.0D, ask VITURE support before ordering. Like other dial systems, this handles myopia only; VITURE doesn't describe it as correcting astigmatism or farsightedness. Luma Pro comes in Regular and Large sizes.

How to order

  1. Compare your sphere with -4.0D, the product page figure.
  2. If you are between -4.0D and -6.0D, ask VITURE support which figure applies.
  3. Adjust the built-in myopia setting with the glasses on until text looks sharp.
  4. Pick Regular or Large size to match your pupil distance before worrying about lenses.
  5. If you take the frame route, bring the empty frame, your full prescription and your pupil distance to the lens maker in one visit.

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Questions people ask

How much myopia can VITURE Luma Pro correct?

The product page says up to -4.0D; VITURE's buying guide says -6.0D. Plan on -4.0D unless VITURE confirms otherwise.

Do I need inserts for Luma Pro?

Not for myopia within its built-in range. You would need another solution for astigmatism or farsightedness.

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Sources

  1. VITURE Luma Pro product page(viture.com, read 4 October 2026)
  2. VITURE Luma Pro product page(viture.com)

Last verified 5 October 2026 against the sources listed on this page.