What are the Differences Between Non-Polarized, Polarized, and Elite Polarized Lenses?Updated 9 days ago
Revant lenses are organized in three types that cover just about everything in sight.
Non-Polarized Lenses
Our standard lenses are non-polarized designed for the ins and outs of daily life, keeping your eyes comfortably shaded and protected from UV.
Polarized Lenses
Our polarized lenses enhance your vision significantly by eliminating glare, increasing contrast and color perception. Great for water activities and driving.
Elite Polarized Lenses
Our Elite polarized provides the best optical experience. They are designed with specialized water resistant coatings that help keep lenses cleaner and lasting longer.
The Differences Between Our Lens Types
Polarization
Cuts out 99% of reflected glare increasing contrast and color perception.
Non-Polarized | Polarized | Elite Polarized |
Backside Oil & Water Repellent Coating
on-Polarized | Polarized | Elite Polarized |
Keeps lenses cleaner and lasting longer by repelling water and oil from fingerprints, sweat, and other elements.
All of Our Lenses Have These Standard Features
100% UV Protection
Our lenses feature integrated UV protection that keeps your eyes safe from 100% of UVA, UVB and UVC rays.
Impact Resistant
All of our lenses meet the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Z80.3 impact resistance standard.
Optically Corrected
Instead of being bent to shape, these sunglass lenses are injection-molded and tapered to the correct optical curvature to reduce distortion and give sharper vision than a standard lens.
Optical Polycarbonate
Polycarbonate is a high-quality lens material that is both strong and exceptionally clear.