Essilor Essentials Plus Everyday 1.50 Transitions Classic Crizal Easy Pro – Photochromic Progressive Lens (Pair)

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Essilor Essentials Plus Everyday 1.50 Transitions Classic Crizal Easy Pro – Photochromic Progressive Lens (Pair) This is Essilor's Essentials Plus Everyday digital progressive lens combined with Transitions Classic photochromic technology and the Crizal Easy Pro coating. You get clear vision near, intermediate and far in one lens – and the lens stays clear indoors and darkens automatically in sunlight, so you may not need separate prescription sunglasses. Key benefits • Digital (freeform) progressive – far, computer and reading zones in one line-free lens • Visual Fields Booster and Near Insight technology – sharp vision at all distances and on average 46% wider near zone (manufacturer data) • Transitions Classic – clear indoors, darkens outdoors in UV light, blocks 100% UVA and UVB • Crizal Easy Pro – easy-to-clean, anti-reflective and scratch-resistant Specifications • Brand: Essilor • Range: Essilor Essentials Plus – Everyday Plus (digital progressive) • Photochromic: Transitions Classic • Material index: 1.50 • Coating: Crizal Easy Pro • Power range (Ø65/70): +6.00 to -8.00 • Addition: +0.75 to +3.50 (regular), +0.75 to +3.00 (short) • Minimum fitting height: 17 mm regular, 14 mm short • Price: NPR 14,500 per pair (both lenses), inclusive of taxes Other Transitions progressive options (per pair) • Everyday Plus 1.60 Transitions Crizal Easy Pro – NPR 18,500 • Active Plus 1.50 Transitions Crizal Easy Pro – NPR 18,500 • Crizal Rock version available on request Who it suits Progressive wearers in Nepal who move between indoors and outdoors – commuters, riders, teachers, field workers and travellers – and want one pair of glasses for reading, distance and sun. How to order in Nepal Pick a frame on Blurkart or bring your own, share your prescription with ADD power or book an eye test at a Blurkart branch. We measure your fitting height and PD for accurate progressive fitting. Note: photochromic lenses darken less inside a car because the windscreen blocks most UV.