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Advantages:
Protects eye health
Prevents long term damage
Scratch resistant
Disadvantages:
Additional Cost
Coating weas off
Needs proper care
UV Hard Coated
Advantages:
Enhance contrast
Reduce glare
Provide warm toned
Brown Coated Lens
Advantages:
Enhance contrast
Reduce glare
Good for night driving
Gold standard for outdoor activities
Green Coated Lnes
Advantages:
Enhance contrast
Reduce strain
Depth perception
Ophthalmic lenses with a permanent yellow or amber pigment applied to the lens material.
Yellow Coated Lens
Advantages:
Enhance contrast
Reduce strain
Depth perception
A high-contrast optical lens designed to enhance depth perception and reduce eye strain through a rose-colored filter
Pink Coated Lens
Classification:
Full lens press on prism
Partial prism
Temporary prism
Sectoral Prism
Low power vs High Power
Used for diplopia, strabismus. visual field loss
Fresnel prism
Different Types:
Standard progressive lens
Computer progressive lens
Short Corridor progressive lens
Transition progressive lens
Premium progressive lens
Ground-view progressive lens
The concept was first introduced by Bernard Maitenaz in the 1950s
Progressive Lens