ZEISS ClearView Single Vision – UVProtect Clear Lenses (DuraVision Platinum UV)
ZEISS ClearView Single Vision UVProtect lenses are clear, everyday prescription lenses for one viewing distance (distance or reading), made to fit the frame you choose from Musée Optical Studio. They combine the ZEISS ClearView freeform design, UVProtect material and the DuraVision® Platinum UV anti-reflective coating.
Key features
- ZEISS ClearView design: freeform single vision lens that stays sharp from centre to edge, with a flatter, thinner profile than conventional lenses.
- UVProtect: full UV protection built into the lens material.
- DuraVision® Platinum UV: premium anti-reflective coating that is durable, easy to clean and repels dust.
- Available as prescription or non-prescription (plano).
Specifications
| Brand | ZEISS |
|---|---|
| Lens design | ZEISS ClearView Single Vision (freeform) |
| Lens material | UVProtect, clear |
| Index options | 1.60, 1.67 |
| Coating | DuraVision® Platinum UV (anti-reflective) |
| UV protection | Full UV protection |
| Prescription types | Prescription or non-prescription |
| Sold as | A pair of lenses for a frame purchased from Musée Optical Studio |
Who it's for
Anyone who needs clear single vision glasses for everyday wear and wants premium optics and coating. For screen-heavy days consider BlueGuard; for lenses that darken outdoors, consider PhotoFusion X.
How to order from Musée Optical Studio
Add these lenses together with a frame from our store, choose your index and Prescription or Non-prescription, then upload your glasses prescription (and pupillary distance, if you have it). A licensed optician reviews your order before lenses are made. Higher index lenses are thinner and lighter. As a general guide: 1.60 for moderate prescriptions; 1.67 for stronger prescriptions. Our optician will tell you if a different index suits your prescription and frame better.
Estimated delivery: 5-7 business days for ZEISS lenses (the complete order ships with your frame).
Frequently asked questions
What is single vision?
A single vision lens corrects one distance, either far or near. If you need both in one lens, ask us about progressive lenses.
Which index should I pick?
Higher index lenses are thinner and lighter. As a general guide: 1.60 for moderate prescriptions; 1.67 for stronger prescriptions. Our optician will tell you if a different index suits your prescription and frame better.
Can I buy these lenses for my own frame?
These lenses are fitted to frames purchased from our store. Contact us to ask about your own frame.