Lens Coating
Everyday Lens Coatings
Lens coatings serve multiple value-added roles that enhance the performance, durability and aesthetics of lenses. From standard hard coatings that help protect your lenses from scratches, to more advanced anti-reflective coatings that not only help you see better, but also look better.
- Anti-Reflective Coating
- Blue Light Control
- Light-Reactive Lenses
- Extra-Dark Light-Reactive
- Tinted Lenses
- Polarised Lenses
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Protect and Enhance Your Lenses
Anti-Reflective Coating
Eliminates reflections and glare, enhancing your visual experience and the look of your glasses.
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Blue Light Control
Controls exposure to blue light and increases visual comfort for anyone using digital devices for more than two hours a day.
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Light-Reactive Lenses
Clear indoors, dark outdoors, and quick to fade back to clear when you go inside again.
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Extra-Dark Light-Reactive
Ideal for outdoor activities, driving and sunny South Africa. These lenses even turn dark behind car windows.
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Tinted Lenses
A wide array of full-colour and gradient tints, which can be combined with all lens designs and coatings.
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Polarised Lenses
Increase contrast and block glare and reflections. Perfect for driving, sport and outdoor comfort.
Learn MoreChoosing the Right Coating
Anti-reflective coatings eliminate reflections and glare, enhancing your visual experience and aesthetic appearance. Options range from standard to advanced coatings that are 5x more scratch resistant.
Anti-reflective coating
It is particularly beneficial for children and anyone using digital devices for more than two hours per day. Excessive blue light exposure can cause headaches, tired eyes and poor visual comfort.
Blue light control
Light-reactive lenses are clear indoors and darken outdoors, while polarised lenses block glare and reflections, which is ideal for driving and water sports.
Polarised lenses
Yes. Tints, for example, can be combined with all lens designs and coatings. Your optometrist will help you choose the right combination.
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