Transitions® Adaptive Lenses for a Seamless Transition

Simon Eye Associates offers Transitions® adaptive lenses that automatically lighten or darken, triggered by changes in the immediate environment. This type of lens is also known as a photochromic lens, light-adaptive lens, or variable tint lens, which are clear indoors and darken automatically when exposed to sunlight.

If you suffer from poor vision, you may previously have had to choose between prescription glasses when indoors and sunglasses when going outside. What an annoyance! Now you can wear one pair of glasses without having to switch off. From Signature to Vantage, we sell and fit patients for a variety of Transitions® adaptive lenses for your convenience.

How does it work? When the glasses are exposed to ultraviolet light, the lenses darken, but as you go back indoors or nightfall descends, the lenses become clear again. Best part is, artificial indoor light does not trigger the darkening effect because they only respond to the short wave lengths in sunlight.

Rely on Simon Eye Associates to provide you with quality eyewear at affordable prices, serving you for 28 years with several Delaware locations. You will appreciate the advice and skill of our highly trained optometrists who are friendly and always willing to help you find the perfect frames and lenses. You will love the fact that Transitions® adaptive lenses can be used in any brand or style of frame we carry here in our stores.

We accommodate every need, style and budget here at Simon Eye Associates, with eye doctors and opticians who are constantly studying new materials, product designs and technologically advanced applications of optical products.

Contact Simon Eye Associates for Transitions® Adaptive Lenses

Interested to learn more about how Transitions® adaptive lenses work? Contact Simon Eye Associates at 302-239-1933 to schedule an appointment for an exam and fitting. Choose from several convenient appointments. Why not make it easy on yourself and book an appointment online through our Appointment Request portal?