Lens colour changes according to the amount of UVTransition Lenses
Transition Lenses
Lens color changes according to the amount of UV.
Lens color changes according to the amount of UV light. Transition lenses get darker when exposed to more UV light while the color becomes lighter when there is less UV light. This unique property allows Transition lenses to be used as both regular glasses and sunglasses. Do note that the lenses get clearer more slowly compared to when they get darker. The color change is caused by the intensity of UV light and not the brightness of the surrounding.
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Carrying both glasses and sunglasses can be cumbersome, but with photochromic lenses, you get two functions in one! We tested how much sunlight it takes for the color to change and how the color transition. Check out our findings!
Transition Lenses Lineup
Transition Lenses
（1.60 Aspheric Lenses）
These are standard photochromic lenses that react to UV rays and sunlight. They also feature blue light cut functionality.
Blue Light Reduction (EN standard) reduces 10–15%
Light-Adaptive Transition Lenses
（1.60 Aspheric Lenses）
These lenses react not only to UV rays but also to visible light. They also adjust to a darker tone through the front windshield of a car and outdoors compared to previous series. Additionally, they feature blue light cut functionality.
Blue Light Reduction (EN standard) reduces 25%
- Please note that the actual tint may vary depending on UV exposure.
- Normal and photo color types do not change color through UV-blocking glass, such as in cars.
- It may take some time for the lenses to transition from dark to light.
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It can be made in combination with a frame of your choice.
You can choose from approximately 1,500 different types of frames.
Please feel free to contact our staff.
Some lenses are only available in stores.
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