Inside our prescription form, you can select your prescription type. Choose between, single vision, bifocal and progressive. Then, you will choose your lens material.

Ar coating

Such coatigs are applied with an evaporator or maybe a sputter system NOT ‘painted’ on then ‘baked’. Lenses go thru an eleaborate clean process before coating. As a photographer, I do NOT recommend ‘blue blocker’ type coatings.

For AR/MR glasses (augmented reality or mixed reality), which are next-generation devices, AGC has been developing and proposing glass substrates for semiconductor packages and various optical electronic components with diversified characteristics. We also started developing substrates to be used in glass light guide plates several years ago, and have now succeeded in making glass substrates with a high refractive index and high transmittance for AR/MR glasses. Their mass-production system has also been established. Glass substrates for AR/MR glasses must have a high refractive index to increase the viewing angle and high transmittance to show images clearly. In addition, advanced glass processing technology that enables a high level of flatness and surface smoothness, etc. is also required to make lenses propagate images precisely. The high-refractive and high-transmittance glass substrates that AGC has developed satisfy all of the required characteristics. The AGC Group mass-produces those products at its glass manufacturing sites and is pursuing a wide range of potential markets besides the AR/MR glass market, such as automotive applications.

anti-reflectioncoating

The glasses can be upgraded with special coatings such as anti-fog and anti-scratch to improve their overall performance. This is where you can add the anti-reflective coating.

Glass lenses…give such better clarity than any plastic…. I’ve worn all kinds for 60 years. You’ll never surpass good old glass. Period.

Also known as anti-glare or AR coatings, these are special coatings that are designed to decrease the amount of reflective light in lenses. They can be applied to either the back, front or both sides of lenses so that a maximum amount of positive light enters the eyes to give you the clearest view possible. Here are some of the pros and cons of anti-reflective coating glasses, along with a few considerations.

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When the M100 series is used for the optical waveguide substrate of AR/MR glasses, it can take in images from a wider area and propagate them as clear and sharp images. As a result, it can produce a highly immersive AR/MR experience. The figure shows a typical optical system of an optical waveguide substrate of diffraction element-type AR/MR glasses. Images output from a microdisplay, such as a liquid crystal display (LCD) liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS), micro LED and OLED are condensed by a lens and enter the waveguide substrate. An in-coupling grating and an out-coupling grating are formed on the waveguide substrate, and an image incident from the display side is diffracted by the in-coupling grating and travels through the waveguide substrate in the in-plane direction. The image that is totally reflected and guided to the front of the eyes of the person who wears the glasses changes its propagating direction to the outside of the waveguide substrate because of the out-coupling grating and reaches the eyes of the person. When an image with a wide field of view is transmitted with ordinary glass, the image enters the glass at a high incident angle because the critical angle of light is large in ordinary glasses, and some parts of the image are lost while it is propagating. However, by increasing the refractive rate of glass, the same size of image can be propagated without losing any parts. The angle of view of an output image is called the viewing angle. High refractive index glass can output an image with a wider viewing angle than ordinary glass; that is, it can show a more realistic image. In addition to the viewing angle, advanced glass processing technologies that enable very flat and smooth surfaces are also important in order not to disturb the propagation of images that travel while being reflected repeatedly.

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Hello Jared Rice, Thank you for showing interest in our Anti-reflective coating glasses. if you spend significant time in front of screens, a blue light filter may be more suitable. You can get more information here: https://rx-safety.com/2023/08/anti-reflective-coating-vs-blue-light-filter-optimize-your-digital-eyewear-experience/. Please dont hesitate to contact us if you need further assistance.

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Now it is the time to upload or fill your prescription information. You’re done! The rest is with us. We will work on your glasses with anti-reflective lenses and deliver to your address.

With Fuchs Corneal dystrophy, does anti glare coating make clarity a little worse? I have polycarbonate now thinking of switching to Crystal or glass lenses

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According to a recent Dallas Morning News article by writer Mary Jacobs, there’s should be more to selecting prescription glasses than simply handing in your eye prescription and choosing a frame. The type of lens material should also be considered. Many people are discovering the benefits of anti-reflective coatings.

RX Safety offers a wide range of glasses frames that match perfectly with anti-reflective lenses. Choose your favorite eyeglasses, sunglasses, or prescription safety glasses.