Similar and Alternative Eyeglass Lenses to PolarMax Outdoor

Photochromic

Polycarbonate

200

Adapts To Sunlight, Impact-Resistant, Versatile, Adapts To Light Conditions, Reduces Glare and 100% UV Protection

Slower Transition In Cars, Moderate Price, Expensive and Slower Transition In Cold Weather

8.9

Polarized

Trivex

300

Excellent For Water Activities, Impact-Resistant, Reduces Glare, Excellent For Water Sports and Fog-Resistant

Expensive, Limited Indoor Use, Higher Price and Limited Style Options

9.3

Photochromic

Polycarbonate

300

Darkens In Car, Polarized For Glare Reduction and Extra UV Protection

Slower To Clear Indoors & More Expensive Than Standard Lenses

9.2

Single Vision

Polycarbonate

300

Superior Clarity & Reduced Glare

Expensive & Requires Careful Cleaning

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Blue Light And UV

Polycarbonate

200

Blocks Blue Light And UV, Impact Resistant, Reduces Eye Strain, Improves Sleep Patterns and Impact-Resistant

Slight Color Distortion, Higher Price, Slight Color Tint and Higher Price Point

8.5

Driving

Plastic

300

Reduces Glare From Headlights, Improves Visibility, Improves Vision In Low Light, Improves Twilight Vision and Enhances Contrast

Specialized Use, Higher Cost, Optimized For Driving, May Not Be Ideal For Other Activities and Not Optimized For Non-Driving Use

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Photochromic

Trivex

300

Fast Darkening And Fade-Back & Glare Reduction

Performance Varies In Extreme Temperatures

9.1

Digital

Polycarbonate

300

Relieves Digital Eye Strain & Comfortable Transition From Contacts

Specifically For Contact Lens Wearers & Higher Cost

9.3

Polarized

Glass

300

Vibrant Colors & Glare Reduction

Heavier Than Plastic Lenses & Expensive

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UV Protection

Trivex

200

Blocks Harmful UV Rays, Lightweight, Blocks Up To 420Nm Of Blue Light, Reduces Eye Strain, Blocks Up To 420Nm Of UV Light and Impact-Resistant

Limited Style Options, Slight Tint, Slight Yellow Tint, Higher Price Point and Slightly Thicker Than High-Index Lenses

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