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Lens TreatmentsJCPenney Optical offers you a wide selection of Lens options and treatments to ensure that you get the BEST eyeglass lenses to meet your Vision and Lifestyle needs.ULTRA VIOLET TREATMENT: Not just for sun worshipers anymore! It is now commonly accepted medical fact that Ultra Violet rays cause a variety of eye diseases and disorders including corneal damage and cataracts For sunglass wearers or anyone who’s eyes are exposed for prolonged periods to the outdoors, UV protection is a must. Studies have shown that wearing sunglasses not treated with proper UV protection can actually be more harmful than not wearing glasses at all, because the darkness enlarges the pupil and allows more harmful UV rays to pass through the eye. This treatment also helps reduce discomfort from the glare from fluorescent lights and computer terminals. Our Ultra Violet Treatment blocks out 100% of harmful Ultra Violet rays, so ask your JCPenney eye care professional about it today. SCRATCH COATING: Scratch Coating is a very simple and effective way to extend the life of your lenses. Applied to plastic lenses, this clear coating increases the surface hardness of the lens making it more resilient to scratching from ordinary usage. Keep in mind that the application of Scratch Coat will only make Scratch Resistant Lenses which are not scratch proof - but only scratch resistant - and so your eyeglasses should still be handled with care. Scratch coating comes standard with our polycarbonate, but must be requested for other lens types. ANTI - REFLECTIVE COATING: AR Coating is an extremely valuable addition to eyeglasses for both cosmetic reasons, the comfort of your eyes, and increases visual acuity. It is a thin, multi-layer film applied to the surface of the lens that eliminates ‘ghost images,’ reduces glare and increases the transmission of visible light to the eye by 8-12%. Anti-Reflective Coated Eyeglass lenses are great for computer users or those who work with overhead florescent lighting, or have problems with glare from oncoming headlights during, night time driving. TINT – Color shading a lens can be fashionable, but also add to your visual health by reducing glare and relieving eyestrain. Tints can vary in strength from a subtle hue to sunglass dark and the right shade and color can really enhance your appearance. There are a many great colors from which to choose including blue, green, gray, honey, turquoise, brown, amethyst and MORE! MIRROR COATING – Mirror coatings work to reduce glare and add a fun fashion statement to your sunglasses or prescription lenses. Excellent for reducing the striking reflective glare off of snow, ice or water. Mirror coatings can be combined with polarization to get the best possible protection from potential damage to the eyes caused by the sun’s UV rays. Transitions Lenses – With Transitions Lenses, gone are the days of changing eyewear each time you go from indoors to outdoors. These lenses change from light to dark according to the amount of UV exposure, and, while they are virtually clear indoors they become sunglass dark outdoors. Transitions Lenses also adjust their tint according to the light levels indoors, so they will provide the perfect measure of relief in well-lit rooms or offices. Most users report that they barely notice the change but do notice their increased level of comfort and protection in a variety of settings! Transitions Lenses provide excellent comfort in vision, protection from harmful UV rays and the convenience of never having to change glasses when frequently changing settings. Available in gray and brown tints, Transitions Lenses are available in most prescriptions and are compatible with all frame styles including rimless. It is important to note that for users who drive for long periods of time, most car windshield manufacturers put UV block in their product. This reduction of exposure to UV rays when behind the steering wheel prevents Transition Lenses from fully changing to their darkest tint, so prescription sunglasses for driving are recommended. Also, in extreme temperatures these lenses will not get as dark as most sunglasses, so bring along a pair of sunglasses in those instances. Polarized Lenses– By filtering out horizontal rays of light and eliminating glare, polarized lenses make the best sunglasses and driving glasses. These lenses eliminate reflections form large bodies of water, bright white snow, car hoods or windows and road surfaces. They provide 100% protection from harmful ultra violet rays while increasing visual acuity and depth perception. Premium Progressives: With Premium Progressives lenses, there is no longer a need to compromise form for function. Offering the thinnest and lightest lenses available coupled with excellent vision correction, these lenses are an excellent choice for those who seek the absolute best of both worlds. Designed with the latest in lens technology, our premium progressives offer customers their choice of maximum reading or distance viewing areas with increased eye comfort. |




