Glasses Photochromic Lenses Manufacturer

By Specific Functions

All specific function lenses adjust their tint based on UV light, primarily changing to brown and gray, with a refractive index of 1.56. They come in single vision (S.V.), round-top, blended, flat-top, and progressive designs for various visual needs.
Clear Photochromic Lens

Clear Photochromic Lens

Fast Change Photochromic Lens

Fast Change Photochromic Lens

Photochromic Blue Cut Lens

Photochromic Blue Cut Lens

Application

Our photochromic lenses provide versatile benefits for a wide range of applications, including driving, sports, professional safety, and everyday use.
Photochromic Lenses for Driving

Driving & Motorcycling

Transition Lenses for Mountain Biking

Outdoor Sports & Activities

Photochromic Lenses In Safety Eyewear

Work & Safety

Photochromic Blue Cut Lenses for Everyday Use

Everyday & Multifunctional Use

Enhanced Optical Clarity

Spin coating ensures uniform material distribution on the lens, maintaining clarity and preventing distortions, ideal for single-vision lenses.

Improved Photochromic Response

Spin coating ensures an even photochromic layer for uniform tinting under UV light, providing consistent shading and reliable UV protection.

Lens Index Customization

Indices available: 1.50, 1.56, 1.61, 1.67, and 1.74; higher indexes provide lighter, thinner lenses. Indices 1.56 to 1.74 are ideal for blue-cut lenses.

Durability

Spin coating strengthens lens coatings, boosting adherence and scratch resistance, and reducing delamination over time.

By Spin Coating

POPULAR QUESTIONS

These lenses contain special photochromic molecules embedded within the lens material (resin, PC, or acrylic). When exposed to UV light, these molecules alter their structure, making the lens darken. This process is reversible—when the UV light is gone, the molecules revert to their original form, and the lenses become clear again.
Photochromic gray lenses are generally better for driving because they provide true color recognition and reduce light intensity without altering the color spectrum. Brown lenses, however, are better suited for enhancing contrast in low-light conditions, which can also be beneficial in certain driving situations.
The main advantages are their aesthetic and comfort benefits due to being thinner and lighter. This makes high-index photochromic lenses more comfortable for everyday wear, particularly for those with stronger prescriptions who might otherwise have thick and heavy glasses.
Yes, these lenses are designed to provide optimal visual comfort in both indoor and outdoor settings. Indoors, they help minimize exposure to blue light, reducing potential eye strain and sleep disturbances. Outdoors, they adjust to the light conditions by darkening, which enhances visual clarity and protects from UV rays.
They are ideal for individuals who experience frequent changes in light environments, such as outdoor enthusiasts, commuters, and those who drive at night. People sensitive to bright lights or who spend long hours in front of computer screens can also benefit from the reduced glare and eye strain.
The level of UV protection provided by photochromic lenses is not directly related to their darkness. All photochromic lenses are designed to offer 100% UV protection, regardless of how dark they get. The darkness level primarily affects glare reduction and comfort in bright conditions.
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