I was under the impression that photochromatic lenses are not a film
but a
gas sandwiched between two layers of lens material. In my experience
they
have tended to lose their photochromatic quality somewhat over several
years of use,
a condition I attributed to gas "leaking" from between, or through,
the plastic
lenses. Anyone else know anything about this?


On Jun 26, 8:44 pm, Valerie <[email protected]> wrote:
> I got my first pair or photochromatic lenses in a couple of decades,
> from Zenni.  They're great for going in and out of the house in
> summer, or walking around outdoors.  It's bright up here in summer,
> and I never take the time to juggle clipons or sunglasses.  I keep my
> prescription sunglasses in the car.
>
> They don't get as dark as my sunglasses, but definitely cut down the
> glare.  I wear them all seasons.
>
> One thing I didn't know about photochromatic lenses - it's a film, not
> a tint.  And computer screencleaner is not the same thing as glasses
> cleaner!  It makes the film crack.  I'm glad I only paid $80 for
> them...going online to order another pair, which I will take better
> care of.  :-)
>
> On May 13, 10:44 am, powrwrap <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > C'mon peeps! I'm thinking of ordering photochromatic lenses (auto
> > darkening/auto lightening) with my next foray into online eyeglasses.
> > I'm a die hard Zenni customer so I'm looking for feedback from people
> > with photochromatic lenses bought from Zenni.
>
> > What do you like about them?
>
> > What don't you like about them?
>
> > Do they darken/lighten quickly? How quickly?
>
> > When they turn dark are they as effective in blocking sunlight as
> > regular (80%) tinted lenses?
>
> > How well do they work in cold or hot weather?
>
> > Any other comments would be greatly appreciated.
>
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