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Single Vision Lens:
An ophthalmic lens designed to provide correction for only one
viewing distance. Single vision lenses are available in plastic CR-39
& mineral lenses. Their Index start from 1.49, 1.55, 1.6 and Hi Index
1.71 . Higher Index (1.71) is thinner and lighter weight lenses, which
make it better & elegant, look.


Bifocal:
An
ophthalmic lens designed to provide correction for two viewing ranges; for
example, distance and near.

Progressive
Addition Lens :
An
ophthalmic lens designed to provide correction continuously rather than
discretely as in a bifocal or trifocal.
The
HOYAlux Wide premium progressive addition lens features a generous,
undistorted reading and distance viewing area plus a wide, clear and
smooth intermediate zone of transition between the distant and reading
areas of the lens.


Polarized Lenses:
Contain a powerful polarizing filter that eliminates 99% of
horizontal glare and provides 100% UV protection. They allow just the
right amount of light to enter the eye to enhance peak visual acuity.
Polarized
lenses virtually eliminate the problems
of reflected glare. Color perception is more accurate and natural than
with other sun lenses
The
result:
the
eye functions in perfect balance, reducing fatigue and eyestrain

Photo chromic (Changeable Color):
The photo chromic agents in these lenses will darken when
the lenses are exposed to UV radiation and lighten when the lenses are
removed from the UV.
Typically, the only time that sufficient UV is present to activate the
lenses is outdoors where UVA and UVB combine to provide the lighting
elements necessary to fully activate Transitions Lenses.

Fewer Reflections, Better Vision :
An anti-reflective coating consists of several ultra-thin layers
applied to the lens in high-vacuum conditions. The physical properties of
the anti-reflective coating have been computed so that the reflected
components of the light suppress or cancel each other out. The higher the
quality of the coating, the more effective this will be.
A lens with a multi layer, anti-reflective, for example, reflects only
approximately 0.5% of incoming light instead of 5%. And the less
reflection there is, the more light is transmitted to the wearer's eyes -
and the better vision becomes.
Roll mouse over photo too see the difference

Without an anti-reflective coating, many reflections


With
an anti-reflective coating, practically no reflections and clearer vision

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