Anti-Reflective Coating (Crizal)

A non-glare treatment that allows more of the good light to enter the eye and reduce reflections. Reflections can come from fluorescent lights, digital devices, and night driving. Anti-reflective coating reduces eyestrain, fatigue, and cosmetically look better in pictures.

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Most anti-reflective coatings used today are more than just a non-glare coating. They involve many different layers including scratch resistance, hydrophobic layer to resist smudges and repel water, blue light protection, and UV protection.

Photochromic (Transitions)

Adaptive lenses are clear inside and change to dark outside. Exposure to UV light changes the molecules in the lenses from clear to dark. This makes the tint variable depending on light conditions. Options include darker than the standard tint, changing from clear to polarized, or a special tint to enhance driving.