Thinness & weight:
Thinner & lighter lenses not only improve appearance and comfort but will improve quality of vision – most of these lenses reduce distortions and magnification of the lenses.
Reflection free:
Reducing glare from lights and office environments allow your eyes to be seen and let you see clearer, especially effective when driving at night. An anti-reflection coating would let 99.2% of light pass through compared to only 92% without.
Scratch resistance:
A good hard coating can make a lens 6 times more scratch resistant than an uncoated lens, but please note that nothing is scratch proof.
Light sensitive:
Predominately called photochromic lenses, gives 100% UV protection and will change from light to dark when outside, and will lighten up when returning indoors – but please note there is less performance for driving!
Varifocals:
Giving vision for distance, intermediate and reading but without the bifocal line.
Bifocals:
Endless shapes and sizes to aid correcting distance and near work, with a dividing line.
Polarising:
Excellent sun protection – eliminating glare from wet roads, water and snowy environments, also reduces glare from windscreens and other shiny surfaces.
