New lens offers ultraviolet light-activated variable tint

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Ophthonix introduces the iZon SL lens in Transitions VI. The new lens provides patients with an ultraviolet light-activated changeable tint to offer better vision in low light and intermediate contrast conditions.

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Ophthonix introduces the iZon SL lens in Transitions VI. The new lens provides patients with an ultraviolet light-activated changeable tint to offer better vision in low light and intermediate contrast conditions.

The iZon SL has index-matched scratch-resistant coating, premium anti-reflective and super-hydrophobic coatings, and is available in gray and brown tints in single vision and progressive addition lenses.

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