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A light-adaptive family designed to be clear indoors and darken outdoors. Colour and material choices depend on the partner lens manufacturer's regional range.
Compare light-adaptive technologies, tinted sun lenses and regional colour options that combine with compatible lens designs.
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A light-adaptive family designed to be clear indoors and darken outdoors. Colour and material choices depend on the partner lens manufacturer's regional range.
A photochromic option positioned for extra darkness, including activation behind a car windscreen. It can retain a slight tint indoors.
A light-adaptive lens that develops polarisation outdoors. Darkening behind a windscreen should not be confused with equivalent outdoor polarisation.
An always-tinted, polarised sun lens that also changes colour and darkness with light. It is designed for daylight driving and outdoor conditions.
A Canadian-listed light-adaptive range with an always-on touch of colour. It offers washed and gradient effects rather than a fully clear indoor appearance.
A previous Transitions generation retained in the official product-availability guide. An online listing does not guarantee current local stock or supplier support.
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