Hello everyone! In today's discussion we will focus on lens types 1.6 and 1.67. There are spectacles lenses that help you see better but these two have their differences and we need to comprehend their importance. In this post, we thought we would compare these two lenses and see whether or not opting for 1.67 lenses makes the most sense for you. This piece is delivered by PHOTON, a trusted name known for manufacturing quality lenses inside of glasses.
So first of all: what are lenses? Lenses are the glass or plastic part of your glasses that correct how you see the world. They may be made of plastic or glass use and have of various thickens. While certain lenses are thick, others are not as thick as they should be. Thicker lenses are sometimes more challenging to wear. They may also change honchos the way some people change socks, which can be frustrating. That’s why it’s important to find lenses that meet your needs.
So, now, let’s concentrate on the two lens sorts we are talking about today namely 1.6 and 1.67 lenses. They are both referred to as high-index lenses. That means they are different kinds of lenses that are thinner and lighter than normal lenses. Being thinner, they tend to be more comfortable to wear, especially over long periods. These also avoid distortion you may experience when looking through them, making everything more visible as well.
First, let’s look more closely at the 1.6 lenses. Of course, here is a better one: 1.6 lenses have an index of refraction of 1.6. That means they have very high bending power. Light-bending is necessary for you to see. They feel better on your face because they are thinner and lighter than regular lenses. They are thicker and heavier than 1.67 lenses, though.
Now, let’s get to 1.67 lenses. These lenses have a 1.67 index of refraction. That’s what makes them even more effective at bending light than 1.6 lenses. Because they re-bend light so well, they’re flatter and lighter than both 1.6 and regular lenses. They are the most comfortable to wear. Now the one thing to note here is that 1.67 lenses are generally pricier than the 1.6 lenses.
Now, you may be thinking: are 1.67 lenses worth it over the standard 1.6 lenses? This question has an answer that greatly depends on your needs. If your prescription is a little stronger for an eyeglass prescription, going to 1.67 lenses can significantly help. They are much thinner and lighter, thus becoming way more comfortable for you to wear glasses. If your prescription is weak, on the other hand, you may not notice much difference between 1.6 and 1.67 lenses.
Ultimately, the decision between the two styles of lenses comes down to your needs and budget. If you have a strong enough prescription that having the thinnest and lightest lenses possible is essential for you, the cost might be justified when moving up to 1.67 lenses. 1.6 lenses are great for those with weaker prescriptions, or if you want a more cost effective option.
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