Designed to reduce glare, halos, and blur, exactFit driving lenses help you see more clearly in low-light and night driving conditions.
What are driving lenses?
Driving lenses are specialty lenses designed to improve vision in challenging conditions like low light, motion, and glare.
They’re tailored to your prescription, your frames, and how you see, helping you stay focused and comfortable behind the wheel.
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Why choose driving lenses?
Reduced glare and halos
Minimize visual distractions from headlights and streetlights
Sharper contrast
See more detail in low-light conditions
More comfortable vision
Less strain during longer drives
Customized to you
Designed using measurements tailored to your vision and lifestyle
When do they help most?
Driving lenses are ideal for:
Night driving
High-glare environments
Long drives or frequent commuting
Low-light conditions
A specialized solution
Driving lenses are part of our exactFit specialty lens offering, designed to solve specific visual challenges.
Ask us about exactFit driving lenses at your next visit.
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FAQs
What are driving lenses?
Driving lenses are specialty lenses designed to improve vision in challenging conditions like low light, glare, and motion. They help reduce visual distractions and make it easier to see clearly on the road, especially at night.
How are driving lenses different from regular lenses?
Standard lenses are designed for everyday use across multiple distances. Driving lenses are optimized specifically for the road, helping reduce glare, halos, and blur from headlights and streetlights, while improving contrast in low-light conditions.
Do I need driving lenses if I already wear glasses?
If you notice glare, halos, or difficulty seeing clearly at night, driving lenses can be a helpful second pair. They’re designed to complement your everyday glasses by addressing specific driving conditions.
Are driving lenses part of exactFit?
Yes. exactFit driving lenses are customized using precise measurements tailored to your vision, your frames, and how you wear them, for a more personalized visual experience.