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Friday, January 20, 2012
Zeiss Corrective Lenses Educational Tools
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Tatum
Zeiss has created a nice selection of tools to help you better understand the importance of the correct lenses! Below I have included information that I have pulled from the website!
Eye examinations are an important part of health maintenance. Based on vision tests, an eye care professional prescribes the optimum lenses to help sharpen vision. Having the right lenses is critical to seeing and experiencing life to the fullest.
Today, around 200 million people around the world are wearing glasses fitted with Carl Zeiss Vision lenses. Day after day, 10,400 employees in over 30 countries are committed to “better vision” and are developing not only lenses for eyeglasses, but also measuring devices and diagnosis tools. As a result, Carl Zeiss Vision has established itself as a true global leader in the field of eye optics.
Every eye is just as unique as a human fingerprint, and none of our other sensory organs allows us to experience and sense our environment as intensively as our eyes do. This is why it is especially important to accommodate that individuality in the consultation, diagnosis and in the manufacturing processes of our spectacle lenses.
The Right Lenses Can Help You Experience Life to the Fullest
Below I have included some key facts we should know when going for an eye exam and/or getting glasses.
Children should have eye exams:
a.At ages six months, three years and when beginning school.
b.Every 2 years (even with no vision issues) to check for early signs of eye disease.
Adults should have eye exams:
a.Every two years, even with no vision issues.
b.Annually starting at age 40 as your eyes start to experience natural age-related vision changes.
When selecting eyeglasses for your vision correction, you will also be choosing your eyeglass frames, the type of lens and lens coating. Be sure to let your eye care professional know about the activities you participate in when wearing glasses.
Not all lenses are created equal. Zeiss Individual® is the first progressive lens to integrate how your frames, face and prescription work together for a one-of-a-kind lens that is precisely personalized for the wearer. ZEISS technology is used to create these customized progressive lenses, which are clinically proven to be preferred by consumers over conventional progressive lenses to improve their vision and quality of eyesight.
Know your coating options:
a.Anti-reflective: Reduces reflections to a minimum for crisper, clearer vision in all lighting situations.
b.Anti-scratch: Provides optimum protection against scratches which can interfere with vision.
c.Anti-static: Repels dust and dirt so lenses stay cleaner longer.
d.Hydrophobic: Dirt and moisture slide off the surface, so the lens is quicker and easier to clean.
e.PureCoat® by ZEISS: This high-tech coating offers all-round protection including hard anti-scratch coating, anti-reflective coating, and the anti-static function all in one.
f.UV coating: Some lens materials block 100% of harmful UV rays. Those that don’t require a coating or treatment that offers full UV protection.
Know your coating options:
a.Anti-reflective: Reduces reflections to a minimum for crisper, clearer vision in all lighting situations.
b.Anti-scratch: Provides optimum protection against scratches which can interfere with vision.
c.Anti-static: Repels dust and dirt so lenses stay cleaner longer.
d.Hydrophobic: Dirt and moisture slide off the surface, so the lens is quicker and easier to clean.
e.PureCoat® by ZEISS: This high-tech coating offers all-round protection including hard anti-scratch coating, anti-reflective coating, and the anti-static function all in one.
f.UV coating: Some lens materials block 100% of harmful UV rays. Those that don’t require a coating or treatment that offers full UV protection.
Zeiss has a great selection of tools to help you better understand everything you need to know when going for your next pair of glasses!
I received free samples to properly conduct this review & the opinions of this product are solely mine. Opinions may vary to my own. I did not receive any monetary value to conduct this review.
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4 comments:
Thanks for this post it came in very handy. Apparently many children start having vision problems starting in second grade. I have to take my child to the eye doctor. She just started complaining about not being able to see things clearly.
I didn't realize that adults should have visions screenings every two years. hm. thanks for this review!
thanks so much for all this useful information.
Danielle S
Thank you for the post. I didn't realize that eye exams were recommend even if you are not having any problems with your vision.
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