Transitions XTRActive Polarized vs Zeiss PhotoFusion vs Tokai Lutina

Lens Specifications Comparison

• Lens Type 👁

  The category of lens based on its intended use and visual correction purpose

  Transitions XTRActive Polarized

  • Photochromic

    The lens type of Transitions XTRActive Polarized is Photochromic. Light-adaptive lenses that darken in sunlight for versatile vision protection Click to see all.

  Zeiss PhotoFusion

  • Photochromic

    The lens type of Zeiss PhotoFusion is Photochromic. Light-adaptive lenses that darken in sunlight for versatile vision protection Click to see all.

  Tokai Lutina

  • Blue Light Protection

    The lens type of Tokai Lutina is Blue Light Protection. Designed to filter out harmful blue light emitted by digital screens, protecting eyes from strain and fatigue Click to see all.

• Material 🧬

  The primary substance used in manufacturing the lens

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  • Polycarbonate

    Polycarbonate lenses are impact-resistant and lightweight, ideal for sports and children's eyewear.

• Lens Coatings 🧱

  Protective and enhancing treatments applied to eyeglass lenses, improving durability and visual clarity.

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  • Anti-Reflective

    Lenses with a coating that reduces glare and reflections, improving visual clarity and aesthetics.
  • UV Protection

    UV protection coatings block harmful ultraviolet rays for eye health

  Transitions XTRActive Polarized

  • Polarization

    Transitions XTRActive Polarized has Polarization coatings. Polarized lenses reduce glare from reflective surfaces for enhanced visual clarity Click to see all.

  Zeiss PhotoFusion

  • Photochromic

    Zeiss PhotoFusion has Photochromic coatings. Photochromic lenses darken in sunlight and clear indoors for versatile vision protection Click to see all.

  Tokai Lutina

  • Blue Light Filter

    Tokai Lutina has Blue Light Filter coatings. Lenses with a coating that reduces exposure to blue light from digital screens, potentially reducing eye strain. Click to see all.