The lenses have a basic tint of 55 per
cent and darken to a maximum of 90
per cent, depending on the intensity
of the sunlight.
“ColorMatic IQ Sun equally appeals to
spectacles wearers who are athletically
active as well as fashion enthusiasts
and makes that unpopular changing of
spectacles on sunny days unnecessary.”
The lenses come in three fashion
colours – brown, green and grey – as
well as contrast brown, which allows
people to recognize fine details in
nature or in traffic. The lenses are also
available in an optional “silver moon”
mirror coating.
The polycarbonate lenses are coated
with Vision Ease’s Vivid AR, for
unparalleled clarity and cleanability.
Centennial Optical also has its own
house brand of photochromics, called
Centoptic SunChangers. The company's
lenses, CHOICE HD, CHOICE Freedom
HD, CHOICE Office HD and CHOICE
Single Vision HD, are each available in
SunChangers.
“LifeRx lenses are recognized for their
lightweight comfort and superior photochromic performance. LifeRx FSV
AR lenses offer these qualities with
the additional benefit of diminishing
glare and reflections thanks to Vivid
AR. The super-hydrophobic coating
reduces distortion by allowing liquid
to run off without streaking, and is
highly scratch-resistant, anti-static
and oleophobic to repel the daily grime
that dirties lenses. The lenses are
available in grey and brown.
“Centoptic SunChangers provide an
affordable alternative for patients who
want good photochromic lens performance as well as good value,” says Rick
Leroux, director of marketing and
communications for Centennial
Optical Ltd.'s lens division.
Rodenstock, meanwhile, has launched
its ColorMatic IQ Sun product lenses
in Canada.
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