B.I.G. NORM
A lens-calculation approach using a biometric model and conventional prescription information. It differs from calculations based on the individual's measured DNEye data.
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Separate biometric calculation, optical design, coatings and sun options across the Rodenstock portfolio.
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B.I.G. EXACT Sensitive
An individualised calculation approach combining measured eye biometrics with a visual-sensitivity profile. The process requires the practice to collect the corresponding inputs.
Ergo
A near-comfort lens family for reading, screen and workplace distances. The selected range determines how the lens supports a desk or a wider room.
MyCon
A childhood myopia-management design using horizontally arranged peripheral optical zones around the central correction area. It is separate from ordinary children's single-vision lenses.
MyCon 2
A MyCon generation that takes individual wearing parameters into account. Rodenstock distinguishes this personalised calculation from the original MyCon specification.
Solitaire LayR
A multilayer finish combining anti-reflection, surface durability and cleaning features. Rodenstock presents it as a coating for compatible biometric lenses.
ColorMatic X
A light-adaptive option positioned around rapid return towards clear indoors. It is one of the current ColorMatic choices alongside Dark and 3 Sun.
ColorMatic Dark
A photochromic variant positioned for strong light, with activation behind a car windscreen. Its behaviour differs from the general ColorMatic X option.
ColorMatic 3 Sun
A photochromic sun lens with a base tint, intended for extended outdoor use. It remains a tinted sun-lens option rather than a fully clear everyday lens.
Solitaire Protect Sun 2
A sun-lens coating named in Rodenstock's sports-lens information, combining anti-reflection and surface-protection features for outdoor lenses.
Solitaire Red Sun 2
A mirrored sun-lens coating with an infrared-filtering feature in Rodenstock's sports catalogue. Mirror appearance and the prescription design are separate choices.
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- Rodenstock · B.I.G. NORM ↗ Manufacturer information
Documents the maker’s specifications or positioning for a market; it does not establish independent superiority or personal suitability.
- Rodenstock · B.I.G. EXACT Sensitive ↗ Manufacturer information
Documents the maker’s specifications or positioning for a market; it does not establish independent superiority or personal suitability.
- Rodenstock · Ergo ↗ Manufacturer information
Documents the maker’s specifications or positioning for a market; it does not establish independent superiority or personal suitability.
- Rodenstock · MyCon & MyCon 2 ↗ Manufacturer information
Documents the maker’s specifications or positioning for a market; it does not establish independent superiority or personal suitability.
- Rodenstock · Coatings & ColorMatic ↗ Manufacturer information
Documents the maker’s specifications or positioning for a market; it does not establish independent superiority or personal suitability.
- Rodenstock · Sports lenses & coatings ↗ Manufacturer information
Documents the maker’s specifications or positioning for a market; it does not establish independent superiority or personal suitability.
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