Nov 9 2015, 02:50 PM, updated 2d ago
One pair of glasses for everyday use and safer driving.
Many people feel insecure, uncomfortable and stressed when driving, especially in difficult light and weather conditions such as rain and mist, or at dusk or night. On average 83% of spectacle lens wearers* also drive. Driving can be a real challenge for everybody – no matter how long the distance, and good vision is vital for safety.
With ZEISS DriveSafe Lenses, ZEISS is introducing a new lens product category for everyday use. It is specifically designed to meet the vision needs of people who want to feel safer and more comfortable when driving with their everyday lenses.
ZEISS DriveSafe Lenses are available in both single vision and progressive lens types.
PRESCRIPTION LENS WITH PHOTOFUSION + DRIVESAFE LENS IS AVAILABLE
Item(s): ZEISS DriveSafe Lenses
Package includes: Packaging , Warranty Card , Certificate , MicroFibre Cloth
Price:10-40% cheaper
PM me what's your need , your prescription
Eg :
R: -325 L : -200
i will give you a consult/advices to purchase which brand of lens to suit your needs .
Warranty: : All product is included with 1 year manufacture warranty
Dealing method: COD , Postage , Pos Laju , Door to door services (only for KL & Cheras area)
Location of seller: OPTOMETRY LOCATION
Shop at Setapak area . Any customer services or warranty claim can come to my shop
Contact method/details: PM , Whatsapp/SMS/Call 0177616787 .
Just how important is good vision for driving? When can vision problems occur?
1. Vision problems due to bad weather, at dawn or dusk, and at night.
This is sometimes described as "night blindness," a condition that compels many people to simply avoid driving in poor light or at night. The reason for this is that driving in the dark, twilight or in poor light conditions, as through rain, fog, or snow, makes totally different demands on our eyes. Our pupils are dilated, resulting in less focused vision than with contracted pupils in daylight. One typical consequence of this is that drivers are less able to judge distances, making them feel insecure and stressed.
This means that we need lenses for driving which help us to better assess distances in poor light.
2. Vision problems caused by glare
Many people find the glare caused by the headlights of approaching vehicles, streetlights, or reflections extremely irritating - particularly when driving in twilight or at night when the pupils of our eyes are dilated. And to make matters worse, more and more vehicles these days have xenon or LED headlights. These display a high portion of blue light, to which the human eye reacts more sensitively at night. This makes it all the more important to have the appropriate glare protection in order to make driving more comfortable and safer. ZEISS has examined how drivers react to various types of glare and how lens coatings could remedy their problems.
3. Vision problems due to fast, frequent eye movement
Measurements conducted by the FKFS* Institute on behalf of ZEISS showed that we look into the distance for an average of 97% of our overall driving time. A very high figure indeed! However, our eyes also have other tasks to perform: they have to move quickly and constantly from looking into the distance down to the dashboard or to the rearview or side mirrors. This is usually no problem for young drivers, but from the age of 35-40 onwards, our eyes are no longer able to adapt, or "accommodate" as the experts say, to different distances as quickly as they could in younger years. We require special lenses, like progressives, to overcome this obstacle. For driving purposes, the intermediate and distance zones of progressive lenses must be particularly large to enable us to refocus quickly when our eyes move between the road ahead and the dashboard with minimal head movement. ZEISS has subjected the behavior of our eyes when driving to a detailed analysis.*
This post has been edited by Hunakadoo: Jan 25 2021, 11:11 PM
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