Glasses with tinted lenses

Characteristics of lenses of different colors

Lenses of different colors have individual characteristics and will be relevant in different situations.

• Grey lenses produce uniform color reproduction across the entire viewing range. They do not distort color reproduction, therefore they are popular among artists and designers. Suitable for everyday wear.
• Brown lenses provide increased contrast, high clarity and visual acuity. They have in the structure the smallest particles that also delay blue waves.
• Green lenses create a healing effect, so often tinted lenses for glasses with diopters have exactly green color. Wearing such glasses allows you to reduce intraocular pressure, which is especially important for patients with glaucoma, causing a feeling of comfort.
• Orange lenses are respected by athletes as they improve contrast and depth perception of surrounding objects. When practicing winter sports, they optimize the perception of the terrain of the track even in conditions of poor visibility. Recommended for drivers.
• Yellow eyeglass lenses reduce eyestrain by absorbing blue light and allowing other colors to pass through. Like orange, these lenses improve visibility in twilight, fog, etc.
• The red color of the lenses tones and mobilizes the organs of vision, increasing intraocular pressure and stimulating the nervous system, they can be worn when performance is required.
• Pink lenses can be used in low light, as well as when working at a computer for a long time, as they improve color contrast and reduce eye strain.
• Purple lenses are ideal for outdoor use during the summer, as they enhance contrast against blue and green backgrounds.
• Blue and blue lenses are recommended for use on bright sunny days, as they are more effective than lenses of other colors in blocking yellow and orange rays, while not distorting the color reproduction.