Standard 1.50 uncoated
Our base single-vision lens when buying complete prescription glasses.
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Understand what anti-scratch and anti-reflective coatings actually do, and which Royal Specs lens packages already include them.
✓ Higher-index 1.60, 1.67 and 1.74 packages include both coatings.
Our base single-vision lens when buying complete prescription glasses.
Improved scratch resistance, but not scratch-proof.
An anti-reflective finish combined with scratch resistance.
| Lens finish | Scratch resistance treatment | Anti-reflective treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Standard 1.50 | No | No |
| Anti-scratch upgrade | Yes | No |
| Anti-glare + anti-scratch | Yes | Yes |
| 1.60 / 1.67 / 1.74 package | Yes, included | Yes, included |
Designed to reduce reflections from the lens surface, which can be helpful under artificial light and when facing bright lights.
A scratch-resistant coating helps protect the lens surface from normal handling; careful cleaning is still essential.
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Browse prescription glasses or choose reglazing to keep a pair you already own.
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Enter or upload your prescription as instructed during checkout.
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Clear answers about this lens type and what to expect when ordering.
An anti-reflective treatment that reduces some surface reflections on your lenses. It does not remove every source of glare.
No. Anti-reflective coatings and blue-light filtering serve different purposes and should not be confused.
No. It improves resistance to everyday marks but cannot prevent all scratches.
Royal Specs standard 1.50 lenses are uncoated. Coated options are available during lens selection.
Yes. All three high-index packages include both anti-glare and anti-scratch finishes.
It can reduce some lens-surface reflections, but it does not eliminate headlight glare or replace an appropriate driving prescription.
Rinse away grit first, use a suitable lens-cleaning product if needed and dry with a clean microfibre cloth.
Yes, if the frames are suitable for reglazing. Available coatings depend on the lens design and prescription chosen.