Photochromic lenses

Self-tinting lenses adapt to the given light conditions.

High Wearing Comfort Thanks to
Self-Tinting Lenses

Wetzlich uses transition technology for photochromic lenses. In their basic state, glasses with only 5% tint cannot be distinguished from clear glasses. When exposed to sunlight, the lenses tint to the equivalent of sunglasses (approx. 80% tint) within 30 seconds.

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Photochromic Lenses:
The Advantages at a Glance

Phototrophic Lenses by WETZLICH

Transitions® Signature™ Vll lenses provide a balance between darkening, clarity and speed in returning to their initial state. The lenses are suitable for your normal glasses with vision correction and for indoor and outdoor use. The colour of the lenses indoors is clear. The lenses darken quickly outdoors depending on light conditions and absorb 100% of UVA and UVB rays. The lenses remain clear inside a car. The lenses also reduce blue light irradiation.

Transitions® XTRActive™ lenses are the darkest Transitions everyday lenses ever. The lenses are suitable for your normal glasses with vision correction and for indoor and outdoor use. The colour of the lenses indoors is clear. The lenses darken quickly outdoors and turn very dark depending on the light conditions, and they absorb 100% of UVA and UVB rays. The lenses tint slightly inside a car. The lenses also reduce blue light irradiation.

Transitions® DriveWear™ are lenses that adapt to different light conditions to make driving easier. The lenses are suitable for sunglasses. Transitions® DriveWear™ Glasses should be used outdoors and in the car during the day. The colour varies depending on the light conditions (green/yellow to copper and through to dark red-brown). Unlike other photochromic lenses, they darken completely in a car and offer 100% UVA and UVB protection. The lenses also reduce blue light irradiation.

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