What are Photochromic glasses

Photochromic Lenses look like regular clear lenses when indoors but automatically darken when moving into a brighter area. Ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun affect the molecules in the photochromic lenses so they change colour. They will darken in the light even on overcast days as UV rays still penetrate clouds.

This provides you with the best possible vision in all lighting through different shades of tint, without you even needing to think about it.

What are the benefits of photochromic

They help reduce eye strain, eye damage and potential heightened risk of cataracts later in life by blocking up to 100% of UVA/UVB light.

Convenience - there’s no need to carry both glasses and sunglasses, swapping between the two.

It may save you money - although photochromic glasses can be more expensive than ordinary prescription glasses, they’re effectively two-in-one, meaning you won’t have to buy separate glasses and sunglasses

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Can I wear photochromic lenses at night?

Photochromic lenses can be worn at night since they turn dark only when the surroundings have UV exposure.

How to know if the eyewear is photochromic?

The best way to know if the eyeglasses are photochromic is by going into a brightly lit area. If an individual’s vision while wearing eyewear turns dark, it can be understood that the eyeglasses have been fitted with a photochromic lens.

What is the benefit of photochromic lenses?

The benefit of photochromic lenses is that they reduce the chances of vision issues and potential damage due to harmful UV rays.

What is the different between photochromic and sunglasses?

Photochromic lenses adapt automatically to light, whilst sunglasses remain at the same level of tint, meaning sunglasses may not always be providing the best level of vision (e.g. they may be too dark in some situations)

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