| Place of Origin:CN;JIA | Brand Name:CONVOX |
| Model Number:1.74 | Lenses Material:Resin |
| Vision Effect: Single Vision | Coating:UC/HC/HMC |
| Lenses Color: Clear | Diameter:65/70/75mm |
| Abba Value:33 | Specific Gravity:1.74 |
| Transmittance:98-99% | Abrasion Resistance:6-8H |
| Coating Choice:UC/HC/HMC | Index:1.74 |
| Material:MR-174 | Guarantee:1~2 Year |
| Delivery Time:Within 20 Days | RX Power available |
Hard coating: Make the uncoated lenses are easily subjicted and exposed to scratches AR coating/Hard multi coating: Protect the lens effectively from reflection, enhance functional and charity of your vision Super hydrophobic coating: Make the lenswaterproof, antistatic, anti slip and oil resistance 
- Packaging Details
- Semi finished lens packing:
- box packing (For choice):
- 1)Standard white box
- 2)OEM with customer's LOGO, have MOQ requirement
- Cartons: standard cartons:50CM*45CM*33CM(Every carton can include around 210 pairs lens,21KG/CARTON)
- Port：SHANGHAI
The new anti-reflective film layer has super anti-ultraviolet function, and can filter a large amount of stray light, enhance the imaging quality of the lens, and the imaging effect at night is better, which greatly improves the safety of night driving. Scratches on lenses are distracting, unsightly and in certain conditions even potentially dangerous. They can also interfere with the desired performance of your lenses. Scratch-resistant treatments toughen up the lenses making them more durable.
Double non-design, lighter, thinner, wider field of vision, clearer vision. 360 ring focus peripheral vision control technology, no dead corners and no blind spots, relieve myopia deepening, and effectively correct vision. Asymmetrical design + advanced "multiple design", looking at far, middle and near in all directions.
What’s the Difference Between 1.67 and 1.74 High-Index Lenses?
1.74 high-index lenses are up to 10% thinner than 1.67 high-index lenses. Both have a high index of refraction and can accommodate strong prescriptions, but 1.74 high-index lenses are for especially strong ones: +/-8.00 or higher.What Are the Advantages of High-Index Lenses?
- They’re thinner, lighter, and less obtrusive within frames, unlike thicker lenses that may protrude outwards. Lower-index lenses can also magnify or shrink the appearance of your eyes, which is not as much of a risk with high-index lenses. .
- They’re versatile. High-index lenses can be single-vision, progressive, and even light-responsive. You can also opt for high-index lenses that filter blue light, and if you’re getting sunglasses, polarized high-index lenses are an option, too. No matter how you’d like to customize your prescription lenses, it’s a good bet that high-index lenses can play along.
- They fit most frames. Your choice of frames won’t be restricted by high-index lenses: Their thin profile enables them to work with many frame styles if you have a higher prescription. (We recommend choosing a frame that centers your eyes behind each lens to reduce the thickness of your lenses. The stronger your prescription, the more important this is! Bigger frames = thicker lenses, regardless of the refractive index.)
- They’re comfortable. High-index lenses won’t sit heavy on your nose and ears, and they’re at less risk of sliding down than thicker lenses.
What Are the Disadvantages of High-Index Lenses?
- They’re not as impact-resistant as other lenses. High-index lenses aren’t always the best choice for children or for someone playing high-contact sports, as they’re slightly more fragile than polycarbonate and other plastic lenses.
- They can cost more than other lenses. Due to their materials and manufacturing process, high-index lenses can add extra cost to your eyewear bill. Some sellers price high-index lenses at hundreds of dollars more than conventional lenses. At Warby Parker, ordering high-index lenses will add $50–$150 to your total.
- They’re more reflective than other lenses. High-index lenses are prone to reflecting light, which can be distracting in bright environments. This property may make it tougher to see and drive at night. An anti-reflective coating is therefore a must for high-index lenses—and all of ours come with this coating already applied.