From single vision to blue light blockers Loch
has it all!
Are you new to the world of vision care and
looking for your first pair of prescription lenses? Or maybe
you are looking to switch from the type of lenses you have always used.
Whatever the case, Loch Effects offers every lens type
complete with the most sophisticated technology and coatings; all available to
be fitted in Loch’s exclusive line of Canadian-made frames.
Let’s look at the prescription types first, or
in other words, how the lens will correct your vision:
Single Vision
Single vision lenses correct one field of vision
as determined by your prescription: near, intermediate or distance.
Progressives
Progressive lenses correct near, intermediate
and distance fields of vision in one lens.
Readers
Readers do not require a prescription and offer
simple magnification for up-close activities.
Now let’s move on to the lens technology
available for any prescription type:
Blue Blockers
Loch’s blue light blocking lenses filter out the
harmful blue light projected by most mobile devices and computer screens.
If you are in front of a screen for a good portion of the day, you may want to
consider protecting your eyes with Loch’s next gen Blue Blockers.
Transitions
Transition lenses know when you are outside and
quickly transition from clear to dark, blocking out UV rays and allowing you to
use one pair of glasses for inside and outside activities.
Polarized Sunglasses
Loch’s polarized sunglasses cut out glare,
enhance clarity and contrast while blocking out harmful UV rays, absorbing 85%
of visible light. They are available in grey, green or bronze tints and
you can even request custom mirrored options.
Lastly, we have coatings and lens thicknesses to
round out all the options:
Anti-reflective coating
This coating is applied to the backside of the
lens and greatly reduces reflections that bounce off the lens and into the eye.
All Loch lenses come standard with AR protection.
Anti-scratch coating
All Loch lenses come with a hard coat that helps
reduce the chance of your lenses being scratched.
1.67 High Index lens
Recommended for prescriptions thicker than -/+4,
a high index upgrade will greatly reduce the thickness and weight of the lenses
for a more comfortable and better looking pair of glasses.
That about does it!
Talk to a Loch customer service representative to better understand how these
options can be combined to provide you with the best vision experience
possible.
