Hoya Vision’s Guide to Choosing the Right Lens Material for Prescription Tactical Goggles with Trifocals

Introduction:

In today’s fast-paced world where anything can happen, it is important to keep our eyes protected. For people who need prescription eyewear – especially in fields such as the military or law enforcement – tactical goggles with trifocal lenses can provide the necessary protection and visual assistance. But with so many lens material options available, which one should you choose? Hoya Vision’s guide will help you understand the different materials and choose the right one for your needs.

Polycarbonate:

Hoya Vision’s first recommended material is polycarbonate. This material is incredibly durable, impact-resistant and lightweight, ideal for tactical goggles that may face tough conditions. It can also provide 100% UV protection. Polycarbonate lenses are perfect for those in the armed forces or law enforcement, as these lenses will protect their eyes from debris and other unexpected flying objects.

Trivex:

If weight is a big factor for you, Hoya Vision recommends trivex – the lightest lens material currently available. Trivex lenses are impact-resistant, provide clear vision and offer 100% UV protection. These lenses are perfect for those who need to wear their tactical goggles for an extended period of time, ensuring that their vision remains crystal clear and comfortable throughout.

Hi-Index:

Another material option for prescription tactical goggles is hi-index. This lens material is thinner and lighter than standard plastic, making it great for high prescriptions. Hi-index lenses are also scratch-resistant and can provide clear vision, though they are not as impact-resistant as polycarbonate or trivex. If you have a high prescription and need lightweight lenses, hi-index is a good choice for you.

Conclusion:

Choosing the right lens material for your prescription tactical goggles with trifocals depends on your personal needs and lifestyle. If you need impact-resistant lenses, go for polycarbonate or trivex. If you need lightweight lenses, hi-index is your best option. All 3 materials provide clear vision and offer 100% UV protection. Whatever you choose, you’ll rest easy knowing that you’re wearing the best for your eyes.

Additional Tips:

• Always consult with an eye care professional before making any decisions about your eyewear.
• Consider the climate and light conditions you’ll be wearing your tactical goggles in.
• Don’t compromise on quality – choose a reputable brand such as Hoya Vision for your lenses.