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Transitions XTRActive Polarized vs SunSmart Transitions vs Kodak Total Blue

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Lens Specifications Comparison
General Information Comparison
Facts Comparison

Optical Properties Comparison
Usage Comparison
Manufacturing Comparison
Features Comparison
Performance Scores Comparison

Lens Specifications Comparison

Lens Type 👁

The category of lens based on its intended use and visual correction purpose

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Photochromic

The lens type of Transitions XTRActive Polarized is Photochromic. Light-adaptive lenses that darken in sunlight for versatile vision protection Click to see all.

SunSmart Transitions

Photochromic

The lens type of SunSmart Transitions is Photochromic. Light-adaptive lenses that darken in sunlight for versatile vision protection Click to see all.

Kodak Total Blue

Blue Light And UV

The lens type of Kodak Total Blue is Blue Light And UV. Blue light and UV lenses protect against digital screens and sun for comprehensive eye care Click to see all.
Material 🧬

The primary substance used in manufacturing the lens

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Polycarbonate

Polycarbonate lenses are impact-resistant and lightweight, ideal for sports and children's eyewear.
Lens Coatings 🧱

Protective and enhancing treatments applied to eyeglass lenses, improving durability and visual clarity.

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Anti-Reflective

Lenses with a coating that reduces glare and reflections, improving visual clarity and aesthetics.

UV Protection

UV protection coatings block harmful ultraviolet rays for eye health

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Polarization

Transitions XTRActive Polarized has Polarization coatings. Polarized lenses reduce glare from reflective surfaces for enhanced visual clarity Click to see all.

SunSmart Transitions

Photochromic

SunSmart Transitions has Photochromic coatings. Photochromic lenses darken in sunlight and clear indoors for versatile vision protection Click to see all.

Polarized

SunSmart Transitions has Polarized coatings. Polarized lenses eliminate glare from reflective surfaces for improved visual comfort Click to see all.

Kodak Total Blue

Blue Light Filter

Kodak Total Blue has Blue Light Filter coatings. Lenses with a coating that reduces exposure to blue light from digital screens, potentially reducing eye strain. Click to see all.

General Information Comparison

Price 💰

Price of the eyeglass lenses in USD, indicating the cost for a pair of lenses.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

200 $

The price of Transitions XTRActive Polarized is $200.

SunSmart Transitions

189 $

The price of SunSmart Transitions is $189.

Kodak Total Blue

175 $

The price of Kodak Total Blue is $175.
Price Range 💱

Classification of eyeglass lenses based on price ranges, helping customers find options within their budget.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

200-300

Transitions XTRActive Polarized falls into the 200-300 price range. Premium eyeglass lenses with advanced features and high-quality materials

SunSmart Transitions

$100-$200

SunSmart Transitions falls into the $100-$200 price range.

Kodak Total Blue

$100-$200

Kodak Total Blue falls into the $100-$200 price range.
Known for 💡

A unique feature or characteristic that distinguishes the eyeglass lens from others.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Darkest Photochromic Lens

Transitions XTRActive Polarized is known for Darkest Photochromic Lens.

SunSmart Transitions

Adaptive Tint Technology

SunSmart Transitions is known for Adaptive Tint Technology.

Kodak Total Blue

Comprehensive Protection

Kodak Total Blue is known for Comprehensive Protection.

Facts Comparison

Interesting Fact 🧐

An intriguing or lesser-known fact about the eyeglass lenses or their technology.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Changes tint based on UV exposure and temperature

SunSmart Transitions

Changes tint in 7 seconds when exposed to UV light

Kodak Total Blue

Kodak Total Blue lenses can block up to 80% of harmful blue light.
Sarcastic Fact 😉

A humorous or sarcastic observation about the eyeglass lenses.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Your sunglasses are smarter than you - they know when to darken without being told!

SunSmart Transitions

Changes faster than your ex's feelings

Kodak Total Blue

These lenses protect you from so much blue light you might forget what the color blue looks like!

Optical Properties Comparison

Index of Refraction 💡

The measure of how much light is bent when passing through the lens

For all*

1.59
Index of Refraction Type 📊

Classification of the lens based on its refractive index

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Mid-Index

The index of refraction type of Transitions XTRActive Polarized is Mid-Index. Balanced lenses offering improved thinness for moderate prescriptions at a reasonable cost. Click to see all.

SunSmart Transitions

Medium

The index of refraction type of SunSmart Transitions is Medium. Balanced lenses offering a good compromise between thickness and cost for moderate prescriptions. Click to see all.

Kodak Total Blue

Mid-Index

The index of refraction type of Kodak Total Blue is Mid-Index. Balanced lenses offering improved thinness for moderate prescriptions at a reasonable cost. Click to see all.
Prescription Type 👓

Types of vision correction the eyeglass lenses are designed to address.

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Nearsightedness (Myopia)

Lenses that correct close vision, allowing clear focus on distant objects and improving overall sight.

Farsightedness (Hyperopia)

Lenses that correct distant vision, allowing clear focus on far objects and improving near vision.

Kodak Total Blue

All Types

Kodak Total Blue is designed for All Types prescriptions. Versatile lenses suitable for various vision needs, offering clarity across different prescription requirements.

Usage Comparison

Manufacturing Comparison

Made In 🌍

The country of origin or manufacture for the eyeglass lenses.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

USA

Transitions XTRActive Polarized is made in USA. High-quality lenses manufactured in the United States, known for innovation and durability

SunSmart Transitions

USA

SunSmart Transitions is made in USA. High-quality lenses manufactured in the United States, known for innovation and durability

Kodak Total Blue

United States

Kodak Total Blue is made in United States. Premium lenses produced in the United States, known for quality and technological innovation

Features Comparison

Pros 👍

Advantages and positive features of the eyeglass lenses.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Darkens In Car

Specialized lenses that darken behind car windshields, providing comfort and glare reduction while driving.

Polarized For Glare Reduction

Extra UV Protection

Offers superior defense against harmful ultraviolet rays

SunSmart Transitions

Adapts To Sunlight

Lenses that darken automatically in sunlight, providing comfort and UV protection outdoors.

Impact-Resistant

Lenses that can withstand impacts, reducing the risk of shattering and eye injuries.

Versatile

Adapts To Light Conditions

Lenses that automatically adjust their tint in response to varying light levels, providing optimal vision in all conditions.

Reduces Glare

100% UV Protection

Lenses that completely block harmful ultraviolet rays, protecting eyes from sun damage.

Kodak Total Blue

Blocks Blue Light And UV

Impact Resistant

Lenses designed to withstand impacts and protect eyes from potential injuries.

Reduces Eye Strain

Improves Sleep Patterns

Impact-Resistant

Lenses that can withstand impacts, reducing the risk of shattering and eye injuries.
Cons 👎

Disadvantages or limitations of the eyeglass lenses.

Transitions XTRActive Polarized

Slower To Clear Indoors

More Expensive Than Standard Lenses

SunSmart Transitions

Slower Transition In Cars

Moderate Price

Expensive

Slower Transition In Cold Weather

Kodak Total Blue

Slight Color Distortion

Lenses that may slightly alter color perception, potentially affecting certain visual tasks or experiences. Click to see all.

Higher Price

More expensive lenses, potentially offering advanced features but straining budgets. Click to see all.

Slight Color Tint

Lenses with a subtle hue, potentially affecting color perception or aesthetic appearance. Click to see all.

Higher Price Point