Light-reactive lenses react to UV rays by reorganizing and absorbing light, creating a tint. The lenses therefore become darker, protecting your eyes from UV rays. When these rays disappear, the lenses become clear again. It's the amount of light that determines how dark lenses become, and how quickly they change.

Everyone can wear glasses with light-reactive lenses! If you want to enjoy the convenience of not having to switch between two pairs of glasses and maximize your eye protection, these lenses are for you!

As photochromic lenses are activated by UV rays, they don't always work well in the car, when the windshield blocks much of the UV rays that enter your vehicle. Consider opting for light-reactive lenses specially designed for the car, such as our iRayact Extra lenses. In fact, our iRayact Extra lenses offer increased darkness outdoors and darken behind your car windows, reacting to a broader spectrum of light.

Prices for light-reactive lenses start at $160.

Choosing a tinted lens colour is a very personal choice. Express your style by choosing a tint that suits your taste. However, a few general rules apply. Darker colours, usually classic tints such as grey and green, reduce glare to a greater extent. Lighter coloured lenses, such as brown and Transitions Style Colors, offer true colour recognition, better visual acuity in sunlight and improved contrast.