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Solir Optics Adds Blue and Green Mirror Lens Options to Eyewear Collection
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Solir Optics has expanded its eyewear collection by introducing blue and green mirror lens options. These new lenses are specifically designed for use in bright conditions, offering enhanced visual comfort and protection against intense sunlight. Both the blue and green variants feature a Category 3 classification, indicating their suitability for medium to high brightness environments. The visible light transmission (VLT) for these lenses is reported at 12%, which helps reduce glare while maintaining adequate visibility. This addition complements Solir Optics' existing lineup, providing customers with more choices for personalized style and functional performance. The company emphasizes that these mirror coatings not only improve aesthetic appeal but also contribute to better eye protection during outdoor activities. No further details regarding pricing or availability were provided in the latest report from The Optical Journal.
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- The Optical JournalSolir Optics Adds Blue and Green Mirror Lens Options to Eyewear Collection
Solir Optics has expanded its eyewear collection by introducing blue and green mirror lens options. Designed for bright conditions, both lenses feature Category 3 classification with visible light transmission of 12% for the blue option and 14% for the green. Constructed from impact-resistant polycarbonate, they provide 100% UV protection via UV415 technology, along with infrared and blue light filtering. The blue mirror lens is available in Bloom, Dugout, and Heyday frames, while the green mirror lens fits Bloom, Dugout, Harvest, Heyday, and Vista frames. Founder Scott MacGuffie stated the addition expands styling choices without compromising performance or protective technology.
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