DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES’ LENS COATINGS AND ITS BENEFITS
Lens coatings are what make a pair of eyeglasses effective, despite being nearly invisible. Lens Coating are used to improve visual comfort. Further, it helps clean the prescription glasses easier and, and even makes your glasses last longer. Whether it’s a hard layer to protect against scratches or a premium anti-reflective coating to reduce annoying reflections, there’s something for everyone. After selecting frames and lenses, you can choose your lens coating from a wide range, each with its own benefits. We consider our eyeglass spending as a significant investment in our overall well-being and quality of life. Hence, it makes sense if we take precautions to protect our investment in eyeglasses
A lens is incomplete unless it has the proper coating on its surface. The optical coating, which is very thin help the lens in acquiring some excellent features. Over the last decade, prescription glass lens coatings have evolved in several dimensions, resulting in better and better transmission, and thus making lenses more invisible.
It would be difficult to choose right lens for your eyeglasses, but lens coatings need not be so. Here are some of the most common types of lens coatings as available:
Scratch-Resistant Coating
No matter what material your lenses are made of, they are susceptible to scratches and other blemishes. Scratches on your lenses are distracting and can impair your vision. Hence, it’s important to apply a coating that allows the lens to withstand normal wear and tear. This can help your lenses resist scrapes and other marks, which degrade the quality and longevity of your prescription glasses. While most plastic lenses including those supplied by AusSpecs are manufactured with scratch resistance built-in, a scratch-resistant coating can add an extra layer of protection.
Anti-Reflective Coating
This type of coating, also known as AR coating or anti-glare coating, can increase the amount of light absorbed by your lenses. AR coatings, which are similar to those found on microscopes and camera lenses, include several layers of mineral oxides on the front and back of the lens to effectively block reflected light. Anti-reflective coatings reduce glare, eye strain, and provide clear vision. Also, most of AR Coating comes along with scratch resistance coating. If you are a fashion geek or a person who is conscious on your physical look or a public speaker who need a photogenic look, AR coated prescription glasses can be an ideal option.
Blue Light Protective Coating
People are more likely than ever before to experience eye strain as a result of the widespread use of digital devices in our lives, particularly smartphones. These devices like smart phones, computers and tablets emit blue lights. Continuous exposure to these blue lights can damage your retina, and lead to vision impairment. A blue-light protective coating or blue-light glasses avoid eye strain and other symptoms caused by prolonged exposure to blue light.
Anti-fog Coating
Nothing is more frustrating than your eyeglasses fog up especially in the era of pandemic where facemasks become part of our outfits. This can also be dangerous because it reduces your ability to see until the fog clears. In order to keep yourself out of harm, you should consider upgrading prescription glass lenses with an anti-fog coating. It will keep our lenses and vision remain clear when we move from a cold to a warm environment or while wearing a facemask. Several companies have made anti-fog sprays and coatings to reduce moisture condensation on lenses, which causes fogging.
UV Protective Coatings
Many of our sunglasses will come with UV protection. This type of UV protective lens coating can safeguard your eyes from UV light, which can lead to age-related eye diseases and vision problems later in life. This is why adding a UV protective coating for your eyeglasses is a smart idea. AusSpecs ensures your eyes get the protection they require with our prescription sunglasses that clearly made with a coating that provides 100% protection from UV-A and UV-B light.
AusSpecs offers UV, Anti-Reflective and Scratch resistance coating to all the prescription glass purchases made online. Choose the right lens coating and we will have it delivered to your doorstep across Australia. Please visit https://www.ausspecs.com.au for further information.












