Prescription dive masks
Sharp vision at depth — and on your gauges.
A prescription scuba mask keeps your correction sealed inside the mask, where contacts can rinse out and fogged glasses can't go. We build tempered, wide-view dive masks with lenses ground to your exact Rx — astigmatism corrected to axis, with an optional magnified segment so your dive computer and SPG stay legible.
- ✓Bonded Rx lenses, −1.0 to −8.0
- ✓Tempered safety glass, anti-fog
- ✓Different power per eye
- ✓Astigmatism corrected to axis
- ✓Sphere −12 to +4, 0.25 steps
- ✓Rx-verified before dispatch
- ✓Read your computer & SPG
- ✓+1.5 to +3.0 add
- ✓Ideal for divers 40+
How your mask is made
- 1Upload your prescription — a photo of your Rx, or run the numbers through the diopter finder.
- 2Lenses are ground or bonded to your exact sphere, cylinder and axis at an optical lab, then tempered for dive-safety.
- 3Fitted into a wide-view mask body, pressure-checked seal, each eye independent, verified against your Rx before it ships.
Single-vision ships fastest; astigmatism and gauge-reader segments are made to order.
| Capability | Off-the-shelf mask + Rx insert | RxSwimGoggles |
|---|---|---|
| Astigmatism (cylinder + axis) | Not corrected | ✓ Ground to axis |
| Different power per eye | Rarely available | ✓ Standard |
| Gauge / dive computer reading | Not offered | ✓ Optional magnified segment |
| Lens mounting | Clip-in insert, can shift | ✓ Bonded to mask lens |
| Made from your actual Rx | Nearest stock power | ✓ Upload & verify |
Scuba & vision
Prescription dive masks, answered.
Can a scuba mask have prescription lenses?
Yes. We fit dive masks with tempered prescription lenses ground to your Rx, so you don't need contacts under your mask. Correction stays sealed and clear at depth.
Can you correct astigmatism in a dive mask?
Yes — our custom option grinds toric lenses to your full sphere, cylinder and axis, up to −6.00 cylinder. Enter your CYL and axis in the diopter finder to select it.
I can't read my dive computer anymore. Can you help?
Add a gauge-reader segment: a magnified lower zone (+1.5 to +3.0) that keeps instruments sharp while your distance vision stays clear — the underwater version of bifocals.
Not sure if you need a dive mask or a snorkel mask? See our full buying guide.
Dive with your own eyes.
Prescription scuba masks made to your exact Rx — astigmatism and gauge readers included.
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