Tips for seeing clearly while driving at night
Driving at night can be a difficult task for many drivers. Particularly for those with poor eyesight. In this section we will explore our top tips for night driving.
Your life and eyes
Here you can find your guide to vision solutions to suit your lifestyle. This collection of articles has been written to support you when looking for more information about choosing the right lenses for your lifestyle whether that be sporting pursuits through to driving.
Why you should consider Crizal Drive lens coating for safer driving
Our Crizal lens coating range includes the Crizal Drive lens coating which has been designed specifically for drivers looking to reduce reflections and glare while driving and wearing glasses.
Understanding your spectacle lens prescription
Understanding your prescription can be a little confusing, with so many abbreviations and numbers, it’s easy to forget what it all means.
Reasons you can’t see while you drive at night
It can be more difficult to see when driving at night, whether due to general road hazards or eye conditions that could be affecting your ability to see in darker settings. These factors impact drivers all around the world.
Understanding how varifocal lenses work
Learn how varifocal lenses correct your vision and help people see at all distances through one lens.
4 reasons it's important to wear your glasses when you’re on the road
Wearing your glasses when you drive to the store or head out on a bike ride is just as important for road safety as wearing a seat belt or helmet. Clear vision is important on the street and bike path. Need more convincing? Here are four reasons you should wear your glasses while you’re on the road
Can the Use of Digital Devices Increase Myopia in Children?
You have no doubt heard the phrase “square eyes” when you were a child, and you probably say it to your children now. The idea that spending too much time looking at a screen can damage your eyes is a popular one, but how true is it?
One in five drivers needs corrective lenses: Do you?
If you are unable to see road signs, pedestrians or other drivers, you can create a hazard for every one you share the road with, which can lead to car accidents. One in five drivers can’t see well enough to drive safely. Can you?