POLARIZED LENS GUIDE

Photochromic Polarized Lenses

Adaptive tint and polarized glare reduction for changing outdoor UV conditions.

Photochromic lens stages under increasing ultraviolet exposure

Adapts to Outdoor UV

Photochromic lenses begin in a lighter state and become darker as outdoor UV exposure increases, returning lighter as UV exposure decreases.

Lighter photochromic starting tint compared with a fixed dark daytime lens

A Brighter View in the Lighter State

The lighter starting tint allows more visible light through than a fixed dark Daytime Polarized lens, providing a brighter viewing experience for non-intense light conditions and daytime driving.

Designed for Changing Daytime Conditions

Photochromic polarized lenses in non-intense daylight

Non-Intense Light

A lighter starting tint for conditions where a fixed dark daytime lens may feel too dark.

Daytime Driving

A brighter starting view with polarized glare reduction for daytime use.

Photochromic polarized lenses adapting outdoors

Everyday Outdoors

UV-responsive tint and UV400 protection provide adaptability across changing outdoor conditions.

PHOTOCHROMICAutomatically responds to outdoor UV

POLARIZEDHelps reduce reflected glare

UV400Protection from UVA and UVB wavelengths up to 400 nm

Ultraviolet intensity temperature exposure time and glass factors affecting photochromic tint

What Affects the Tint?

Actual tint depth and transition speed vary with outdoor UV intensity, temperature, time and duration of exposure, and environmental barriers such as glass or UV-blocking vehicle windshields.

Yellow Photochromic

Yellow photochromic lenses remain Light Yellow under lower UV exposure and deepen toward Deep Yellow as outdoor UV exposure increases. They also appear in our Yellow-Tint Lens Guide.

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