05/06/2026
Anti-glare (also called anti-reflective) coatings are applied to lenses to reduce the reflection of light from the surface of the lenses.
When glare is present, the eye must constantly adjust pupil size and lens accommodation to maintain focus and clarity. This ongoing adjustment can contribute to eye fatigue, headaches, or even long-term discomfort. Anti-glare coatings allow the eyes to maintain a more natural focus with less effort, reducing muscle strain and increasing comfort, particularly for people who spend many hours using computers or driving at night.
