What type of lens is designed to correct vision at a distance without an ADD power?

Single vision lenses are specifically crafted to focus on one vision distance, which in this case is distance vision. These lenses provide a uniform optical power across the entire lens surface, allowing individuals to see clearly at distances without any additional power for near vision or reading, which is what ADD lenses provide.

On the other hand, ADD lenses are designed to be used in bifocal or multifocal prescriptions where additional power is added for near vision correction. Cylinder lenses are primarily aimed at correcting astigmatism by having two different powers, but they do not specifically focus on distance alone. Progressive lenses offer a gradual transition from distance vision to near vision and also have an ADD power, making them unsuitable for the description provided in the question. Thus, single vision lenses are the most appropriate type designed to correct distance vision without any added near vision correction.