Many can. The important detail is how the prescription is implemented.
Some smart glasses are sold like ordinary optical frames and can be configured with prescription lenses. Meta currently sells prescription-ready Ray-Ban Meta styles, with supported prescription ranges varying by product and retailer.
Many display glasses use a small prescription insert mounted behind the main optical system. This is common when the display optics themselves cannot simply be replaced by standard lenses.
Some display glasses include adjustable myopia correction. This can reduce the need for inserts within the supported diopter range but is not equivalent to a full prescription for every user.
Rokid documents an official magnetic prescription frame that can be taken to a local optical store, subject to lens-shape and curvature requirements.
Check sphere, cylinder, axis, PD, progressive-lens support, whether the prescription is integrated or inserted, and whether third-party lens fitting affects the warranty.
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