NIGHT DRIVING
Helps manage distracting reflections from headlights and street lighting.
Drive X lenses are designed to help manage distracting glare and reflections, so you can focus on what matters most — the road ahead.
Night driving, wet roads and low-light environments can create visual distractions.
Helps manage distracting reflections from headlights and street lighting.
Helps manage reflections from wet road surfaces and scattered light.
Supports clearer viewing of road markings, signs and surrounding details.
Drive X is designed around the visual challenges drivers experience across changing light and road conditions.
Designed for a cleaner and more comfortable visual experience while driving.
Helps manage reflections and intense light that can compete with your view.
UV protection is built around the complete lens specification and selected design.
A practical lens option for longer periods behind the wheel and changing environments.
Designed for drivers moving through different lighting conditions during a journey.
Drive X performance depends on the complete lens specification, coating, prescription and driving conditions.
Drive X lenses are designed for a more comfortable visual experience across the changing light conditions of everyday driving.
Answers to common questions about Drive X lenses and visual comfort while driving.
Drive X lenses are designed around the visual demands of driving, with features intended to help manage distracting glare and reflections.
They can be suitable for daytime driving depending on the complete lens specification, tint and light transmission.
Drive X is designed to help manage distracting reflections and intense light. Actual performance depends on the specific lens configuration.
Night-driving suitability depends on the lens tint, light transmission and applicable driving requirements. The exact Drive X specification should be checked before use at night.
The lens is designed with changing driving environments in mind, including situations where bright light reflects from wet road surfaces.
Prescription availability depends on the lens design, material, prescription range and the specific Drive X configuration available.
UV protection depends on the complete lens specification. The presence of a driving-oriented lens design alone should not be taken as proof of UV protection.
They can be fitted into suitable optical frames, subject to the frame shape, size, prescription requirements and lens design.