"Crizal blue cut lens" is a popular search, but it mixes two ideas. Once you see them apart, choosing is easy.
What Crizal is
Crizal is a brand of anti-reflective (AR) coatings. A coating is a thin layer on the lens. An AR coating:
- Cuts reflections and glare, so you see more light and fewer bright spots
- Helps lenses look clearer, even to people looking at you
- Is made to resist smudges and scratches
At EYVRO the Crizal lens is described as an ultimate anti-reflective, scratch-resistant and smudge-proof lens.
What blue cut is
Blue cut is a filter for part of the light that comes from screens. It is a different feature from anti-reflection. Some Crizal versions add a blue light filter, and some do not. That is why the question to ask is: "Does this lens have anti-reflection, a blue filter, or both?" Our guide on what blue light glasses can and cannot do is honest about the limits.
What each costs at EYVRO (per pair)
| Lens | Price | What it is |
|---|
| Hard Coat Lens | ₹250 | Clear lens with a scratch-resistant hard coat |
| Blue Cut Lens | ₹350 | Filters part of the light from screens |
| Magnus Lens | ₹600 | Premium clarity and impact resistance |
| Crizal Lens | ₹1,800 | Anti-reflective, scratch-resistant, smudge-proof |
These prices are for -6.00 / -2.00 to +2.00 / +2.00 (SPH / CYL). Stronger prescriptions need thinner lenses and are quoted per job. If you need progressive lenses, the Crizal Essential Progressive Blue Cut starts from ₹2,405, and we confirm the final amount before cutting. See the full lens price list.
Which should you choose?
- Mostly screens, on a budget: a blue cut lens.
- Lots of night driving or bright office light: an anti-reflective lens such as Crizal.
- Glasses all day and you want the easiest lens to live with: Crizal.
- You want both a blue filter and an anti-reflective coating: message us first.
Our full comparison is here: blue cut vs anti-glare vs Crizal.
Ask before you order
Send us your prescription and tell us what you do most of the day. We will say which lens fits, what it costs and whether it can take both features, before you pay.
This article is general information, not medical advice. For persistent symptoms or any sudden change in your vision, see an eye-care professional.
Not sure which lens suits you?
Tell us what you do most of the day and send your prescription. We will explain the options and what each one costs before you pay.
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