Ophthonix strengthens lenses with improved AR coating

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Ophthonix recently upgraded its lens portfolio with a cutting-edge anti-reflective (AR) coating, called ViZera

Vista, CA-Ophthonix recently upgraded its lens portfolio with a cutting-edge anti-reflective (AR) coating, called ViZera.

The new coating provides the same high level of clarity and glare reduction as the company’s previous AR coating, but with a higher Bayer value and enhanced abrasion-resistance, the company announced.

Eyeglass lenses are susceptible to both glare and scratches during normal usage. The ViZera AR coating increases clarity and longevity to help a patient's lenses cope with the hectic impact of daily life, the company said.

More information can be found at www.izonlens.com.

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