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1.67 High-Index – Charcoal Gray

Standard 1.67 High-Index Tinted Lenses are an excellent choice for individuals who need strong prescription glasses but want a thinner and lighter lens that still provides the added benefits of tint for enhanced comfort and vision. These lenses combine the high-index material with tinted lenses to improve both aesthetic appeal and visual performance, while also offering UV protection and glare reduction.

1.67 High-Index – Charcoal Gray

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Best For: Sleek lens appearance for high prescriptions

Material: 1.67 High-Index – Thin, clear, and discreet

1.67 High-Index – Charcoal Gray

Standard 1.67 High-Index Tinted Lenses are an excellent choice for individuals who need strong prescription glasses but want a thinner and lighter lens that still provides the added benefits of tint for enhanced comfort and vision. These lenses combine the high-index material with tinted lenses to improve both aesthetic appeal and visual performance, while also offering UV protection and glare reduction.

$135.00

High-Index Plastic (1.67) – Ultra-thin and lightweight, making it ideal for higher prescriptions.

Scratch-Resistant Coating – Protects against minor scratches for long-lasting clarity.

Built-in UV Protection – Shields eyes from harmful UVA and UVB rays.

Tinted Dye or Coating – Enhances contrast, reduces glare, and improves visual comfort.

Ultra-Thin & Lightweight – Up to 30% thinner than standard plastic lenses, offering a sleek, modern look.

Superior Glare Reduction – Tinted lenses help reduce eye strain in bright light and outdoor settings.

Full UV Protection – Provides essential protection against long-term sun damage.

Multiple Tint Options – Available in various shades for different purposes, such as driving, fashion, or sports.

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