ZEISS DRIVESAFE LENSES

November 22, 2018
A busy city street with cars driving down it in the rain.

Being able to see well is a prerequisite for safe driving because on the road our eyes are working overtime: constantly shifting focus between the street, the GPS and the rearview and side-view mirrors. Unpleasant weather or adverse light conditions often make it difficult to see. ZEISS DriveSafe Lenses minimize this visual stress when driving and make it easier for drivers to see, enabling you to arrive at your destination safely and stress-free.

Unfavorable weather, poor light conditions, irritating glare (like from the headlights of oncoming cars, street lamps or reflections off the wet street) and shifting your viewing focus quickly and often are potential visual challenges for many drivers. The design of ZEISS DriveSafe Lenses accommodates drivers’ special visual needs.These lenses help you: 

  • judge distances and driving situations more quickly
  • improve your vision at night
  • reduce irritations caused by reflected lights
  • ensure you can quickly and easily adjust your viewing focus to your driving surroundings

ZEISS Drivesafe Lenses are available in Single Vision AND Progressive lenses

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