1.56 Clear Base Blue Cut lenses

Product Specification

Product Description

According to market demand, we have launched a new type of blue cut lenses without a base tint. These lenses offer higher transmittance and lower reflectance. Utilizing innovative new blue cut materials and coatings, the lenses are clearer and more transparent than traditional blue cut lenses which normally have a little yellow base color. While providing you with clear vision, they also protect your eyes from harmful blue light emitted by tablets, phones, TVs, computers, etc.

Comparison between Normal and Clear Base

Normal Blue Cut Lens  

Clear Base Blue Cut Lens

How to Choose

How to choose a pair of blue cut glasses that truly work? Here are the things you need to check for:

●  Which range of the spectrum do the lenses protect against? You need to make sure that the lenses protect against blue light across the entire spectrum, with 20-40% filtration. A blocking rate that is too high may lead to color distortion, affecting the visual experience, while a rate that is too low may not offer sufficient protection. For instance, blue cut glasses for everyday use with a blocking rate of around 30% can effectively meet the requirements.

●  Additionally, attention should be given to the light transmittance; high-quality lenses should have a light transmittance of over 90% to ensure clear vision and minimize visual interference.

●  Different usage scenarios have different requirements for anti-blue light glasses. If you work for a long time facing the computer, you can choose the style with a slightly higher blocking rate and thicker lenses to effectively protect the blue light from the computer screen. If you wear them for daily commuting, you can choose the anti-blue light glasses with thinner lenses and fashionable styles.

●  Do the lenses provide protection at the peak wavelengths of blue light (450-455 nanometers) in daytime? This is the most damaging wavelength. If the exact specification of the wavelength of filtration is not mentioned, it is likely to be insufficient.

Lens Coating

Hard Coating: Resin lenses are convenient to wear, but without protective treatment, they are softer than glass lenses (also known as mineral lenses) and more susceptible to scratches. A special hard coating tailored to the lens material not only enhances scratch resistance but also ensures long-lasting visual quality and durability.

Blue Light Blocking Coating: This special coating helps protect your eyes by blocking harmful blue light, making it easier to work in front of a computer screen or use digital devices.

AR Coating/Hard Multi-layer Coating: This works by applying multiple layers of optical films with different refractive indices to the lens or screen surface, utilizing light interference to reduce reflected light. This significantly diminishes reflections on the lens surface, allowing light to pass through with minimal loss, providing the wearer with a clear and bright vision, effectively protecting the lens from reflections, and enhancing visual function and comfort.

Super Hydrophobic Coating: A dense waterproof layer forms on the lens surface, effectively resisting moisture and oil erosion, keeping the lens clear and transparent, and enhancing its waterproof and anti-fouling performance. The hydrophobic coating also features wear and scratch resistance, effectively protecting the lens from external damage and extending its lifespan.