Welcome to Avantek Eyewear

Avantek was developed to meet the needs of rimless wearers just like you. Traditional drill mounts or three piece rimless mounts intrude into your optical zone with drill holes - the same holes that can cause stress cracks over time. By eliminating these drill holes, the Avantek system extends the life of your lenses.

Avantek frames are made from some of the most robust frame materials available, so they are incredibly strong, durable, corrosion resistant, lightweight, and hypoallergenic. They are easy to adjust and will stand the test of time.



Avantek Eyewear
Menlo Park, CA | 650-233-8700

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Reviews From Our Satisfied Patients

  • "To the makers of Avantek Eyewear,

    I have worn your glasses for almost 3 years and being 58 and having worn glasses since I was 10, I am highly qualified to comment on the comfort and durability of your glasses. I am also an NFL assistant coach and so I have worn these glasses for 18 hours a day and in all types of weather at games and practices. I can honestly say that this is the most comfortable, lightest, and most durable eyewear I have ever worn. I should be a salesman for your company! People ask me all the time about these glasses and I cannot say enough good things about them. Thank you for making a wonderful product."
    Brad Seely - Oakland Raiders

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