Is anti glare coating worth it?

AR coatings virtually eliminate all reflections from the front and back surfaces of your lenses. Without bothersome reflections, more light is able to pass through your lenses which optimizes your vision. Most people agree that anti-reflective coatings on their glasses are definitely worth the added cost.

Does anti glare wear off?

Yes, anti-glare coatings do wear off eventually. The lifespan of an anti-glare coating is about two years and by then they would peel off, ruining your style and vision. The lifespan of the anti-glare coating can increase or decrease depending upon how you treat your glasses.

How long does anti-reflective coating last?

An anti-reflective coating can last from a few months to many years. The lifecycle depends on the combination of the durability of the coating with you cleaning your glasses. In most cases the coatings on lenses last around four to five years. This depends on the material itself.

How long do glasses coating last?

The lifecycle depends on the combination of the durability of the coating with you cleaning your glasses. In most cases the coatings on lenses last around four to five years. This depends on the material itself. If you go with plastic lenses four to five years is what you can expect if you pay attention to the cleaning instructions.

Do I need an anti-reflective coating on my glasses?

An anti-reflective coating is not necessary to build your glasses. It is simply an option that gives you more visual comfort. However, if you do not order your lenses with it you will see just as sharp as with the coating. But the glare could bother you.

Do glasses coating scratch easily?

Yes, these coatings are softer and easier to scratch than plain plastic, but being consistent and vigilant in your care will keep your glasses performing for years. Here are some basic rules to follow: