From the first screen to the last turn home.
Start with your prescription. Then choose the material, index and coating for your frame and routine.
Choose a moment. See the lens feature behind it.
Every routine is different. Tell your optician where you spend the most time wearing your glasses.
Filters a portion of blue-violet light. Made for your lens conversation about screens.
Filtering varies by lens option. Bluecut is not a promise to prevent eye strain; regular breaks and the right prescription still matter.
SHMC coating helps reduce reflections on the lens surface.
SHMC is a multilayer coating option. Ask which anti-reflective and surface-care features are included in your selected lens. The visual is a concept, not a measured comparison.
Include UV protection when choosing your everyday lens.
Confirm the UV specification of your exact lens. Clear appearance, a tint or a coating colour does not by itself establish a UV rating.
Explore Night Drive and anti-reflective options for your evening routine.
Illustration only. Actual results vary.
Use this illustration to discuss reflections with your optician. It is not a measured product test. Results depend on your prescription, coating, fit and conditions.
Surface options that make everyday lens care easier.
Confirm the features in your chosen coating, including scratch resistance. Scratch-resistant does not mean scratch-proof; gentle care and a case still matter.
Explore higher-index options for a slimmer lens profile.
A higher index can give a thinner profile for some prescriptions. Final thickness also depends on frame size, lens design and prescription. These profiles are conceptual.
A subtle violet reflection on selected coating options.
The violet appearance is a reflection from the coating. It does not mean your view is purple or establish the filtering specification. Ask to see the actual sample.
A little care. Ready for the next day.
Follow the cleaning instructions for your lens and coating. OFF is a separate dry anti-fog cloth: use on clean, dry lenses, do not wash it, and repack after use.
A great choice starts with three simple things.
Ask your optical professional to confirm available material, index, coating, UV specification and prescription suitability.
Options vary by power, material and coating. Confirm your combination with your optician.
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