Equinox Square Photochromic Glasses Anti-Blue Ray Lenses -Stone Grain

Introducing the Equinox Collection, the ultimate blend of style, protection, and adaptability. These premium photochromic transition glasses feature an innovative clear-to-grey lens that automatically darkens when exposed to UV light, seamlessly converting your indoor readers into outdoor sunglasses.

Designed with your eye health in mind, the lenses also include Anti-Blue Ray technology to filter harmful blue light from digital screens, making them perfect for all-day wear while working, gaming, or scrolling.

The distinctive, thick-rimmed square acetate frames are a modern-retro statement. Choose from our head-turning textured colors like the earthy Stone Grain, the bold Leopard, or the crisp Transparent Blue for a look that's as unique as you are. Experience balanced vision and effortless style with Equinox—the only pair you need, from dawn till dusk.

IMORTANT EDUCATIONAL NOTICE 

Anti-Blue Ray Lenses: Two Ways to Protect Your Eyes

When you choose lenses with anti-blue ray properties, the protection is built in one of two main ways. Just because a lens doesn't have a special surface reflection, it doesn't mean it isn't protecting you!

1. The "Reflective Shield" (A Surface Coating)

Think of it like a mirror for blue light. This is a special coating applied to the front and back of a clear lens.

How to spot it: When you look at the lens, you will often see a distinct blue or purple reflection or glare. This is the coating actively bouncing the blue light away from your eyes.

2. The "Absorbing Material" (Built-in Protection)

Think of it like a sponge in the lens. The anti-blue light substance is mixed right into the lens material itself.

How to spot it: The lens will usually have a very slight, uniform yellow or amber tint. It is protecting your eyes without relying on the surface coating to do all the work.

Key takeaway: Both types work! A lens can look perfectly clear (except for the blue reflection) or it can have a subtle yellow tint. If you don't see the blue reflection, it usually means the protection is inside the lens material.