Lens guide

A multi-layer coating that cuts the reflections bouncing off your lenses — the haloes from oncoming headlights, the glare off your screen, the catch-light in photos. It makes night driving more comfortable and long screen days easier on the eyes, and it keeps lenses looking clear rather than mirror-bright.

A lens treatment that filters part of the high-energy blue light from screens and LED lighting. For people who spend long days at a monitor and notice tired, dry or strained eyes by evening, it can take the edge off the fatigue. We are honest about the evidence — it helps comfort more than it works miracles — and recommend it where it genuinely fits your day.

Lenses that automatically darken in sunlight and clear again indoors, so a single pair works inside and out without swapping to sunglasses. They are ideal for Singapore’s in-and-out days — air-conditioned office to blazing walkway and back — and block UV throughout. We set the tint behaviour to suit how quickly you move between light conditions.

For stronger prescriptions, a standard lens can be thick and heavy at the edges. A high-index material bends light more efficiently, so the same prescription fits into a noticeably slimmer, lighter lens — flattering in the frame and far more comfortable to wear all day. We recommend the right index for your prescription rather than over-selling the thinnest available.