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Progressive lenses have different viewing zones so that adjustments can be made for both near and far sight. To move from looking at a distance to reading, move your eyes down the lens rather than lowering your head. Clarity might be slightly different in different areas of the lens, especially in the periphery. You might experience some distortion on the sides of the lenses. To look at something to the side, slightly turn your head to make sure you use the middle part of the lens. Play with these movements to learn how to maximise clarity for different uses.

Transitions™ lenses are photochromic lenses that quickly darken when you go outdoors. They will darken to a full tint on sunny days and darken less on cloudy days. The temperature will influence the amount and speed of change. Please note that lenses will not darken as much inside a car. 

All of our lenses at N1 EssilorLuxottica feature all the benefits of Essilor lens technology and can be shaped to fit any frame. Ray-Ban Authentic prescription lenses are etched with the Ray-Ban logo and crafted to blend seamlessly with the iconic styles in the collection. Oakley Authentic lenses are specifically designed for active and sports lifestyles, while Costa Del Mar lenses offer the latest in sunglass optical technology.

At N1 EssilorLuxottica, we offer a wide assortment of premium lens solutions to suit every vision need. Simply choose the option that best describes your lifestyle to view recommended lenses and lens treatments to suit your needs.

Anti-reflective coatings prevent smudges and unwanted reflections from your lens surface to improve your vision and keep your lenses looking clean for longer. 

Polarised lenses help improve clarity while allowing for enhanced depth perception and visual acuity by reducing the glare from reflective surfaces. They also help to enhance contrast and reduce strain on your eyes. When wearing polarised lenses for the first time you may see patterns in windows, LC Displays, car instruments, etc. This is normal for polarised lenses.