"A thinner lens is NOT always the correct choice."

As the lens becomes thinner, its weight decreases. However, the optical performance may decrease due to a lower Abbe value.

*The Abbe value in optometry is a measure of a lens material's dispersion, indicating how well it can transmit light without causing chromatic aberration, with higher values indicating better optical clarity and less color distortion.

  • 1.50 Index

    Standrad lens thinning.

    (Abbe=53)

  • 1.60 Index

    20% thinner lenses.

    (Abbe=43)

  • 1.67 Index

    35% supper thinner lenses.

    (Abbe=35)

  • 1.74 Index

    40% ultra thinner lenses.

    (Abbe=32)

Other Lens Options!

You might consider any other lens options ro improve better optical performance.

  • Lens Coating

    Consider anti-scratch, anti-reflective, and full UV protection between at the front and the back surfaces.

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  • Blue Light Blocking

    Consider two blue light blocking methods; by coating reflection (traditional), and by material absorption (new technology).

  • Sun Protection

    Consider being a free under the sun. Choose new technology of photochromic lenses, or sunglasses by tint lens or polarised lenses.

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