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From light-adaptive, polarized and tinted lenses to mirror coatings and sunglasses in fashionable styles.
Protecting our eyes, eye lids and the sensitive skin around the eyes is critical to comprehensive eye health.
Sun lenses play a large role in helping patients combat the negative effects of the sun … plus they look cool! HOYA offers a wide range of sun lens designs, materials and treatments that will ensure patients are protected and happy.
Our Challenge – Your Solution
Problem: Practices and patients want consistency of lens design across clear and sun pair.
Solution: LifeStyle 3 Polarized allows practices to offer a greater selection, making dispensing multiple pairs of premium glasses easy.
Our Challenge – Your Solution
Problem: Practices and patients need flexibility and affordability among clear and sun options.
Solution: Array® 2 applies HOYA free form backside surfacing technology to virtually any semi-finished single vision lens, in any material, allowing practices to offer a greater selection and making dispensing multiple pairs of glasses easy.
Our Challenge – Your Solution
Problem: Patients need a visual solution to significantly reduce blinding glare, improve contrast and decrease light sensitivity.
Solution: Only polarized sunglass lenses have the technology to selectively reduce the brightness of reflected light rays, which means greater comfort and better visibility.
At HOYA, we are ready to answer any questions you might have, explore our potential partnership and hear the ideas you want to share with us. Get in touch with us by completing the form linked below.
*Based on internal and external photochromic activation and deactivation measurements taken at different temperature levels. **Based on internal testing of average light transmission between 381nm-500nm compared to standard clear lens
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