PriceList for Prescription Lenses - 1.71 Single Vision HMC Optical lenses – Boris

Production Details

The lens index refers to the index of refraction (otherwise known as refractive index) of lens material for eyewear. It is a relative measurement number that describes how efficiently the material bends light. Light refraction will depend on how quick light itself passes through the lens.

Production Introduction

With regular eyeglasses lenses, the center of the glasses is thinner and the outer edges are thicker to facilitate refraction which is what makes prescription glasses work! High index lenses have a higher index of refraction than regular lenses, which means they don’t need to be as thick around the edges to be effective.

High-index lenses mean that the lens itself can be both thinner and lighter. This allows your glasses to be as fashionable and comfortable as possible. High-index lenses are particularly beneficial if you have a strong eyeglass prescription for nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. However, even those with a low eyeglass prescription can benefit from high index lenses.

1.71 is a counterattack product. In general, the higher the refractive index, the lower the Abbe number. The 1.67 Abbe number is 32, the 1.74 is 33, and the 1.71 can do 37. The counterattack is successful. The Abbe number is high, the dispersion is low, which is simply clearer.1.67 is much cheaper than 1.74, but it is too thick in terms of height. 1.74 is indeed thin, but the price is relatively high, the middle span is relatively large. Many friends can only choose 1.67 for their wallet. And 1.71 fills that gap.

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