Super Systems debuts new photochromic lenses

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Super Systems introduces Conversion Clear N Dark 1.56 photochromic lenses, which incorporate automatic tint adjustment relative to ultraviolet ray exposure from the sun.

Cincinnati, OH-Super Systems introduces Conversion Clear N Dark 1.56 photochromic lenses, which incorporate automatic tint adjustment relative to ultraviolet ray exposure from the sun. Within seconds of stepping outside, the Conversion lenses will shift to a true gray color while maintaining 100% UVA protection and consistent vision clarity.

The Conversion Clear N Dark lens provides a quick and effective transition with value pricing.

Conversion Clear N Darks are finished single-vision lenses with a power range of -6.00 D to +4.00 D 2.00 D cylinder. The lenses also include AR coating.

The Conversion Clear N Dark lenses are currently available in gray. A brown color is in development and will be released in the near future.

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