ISO12870 Anti Blue Light Transition Glasses Full Rim Spectacle 55mm

TITANGRAPHINE TF001 C03 PHOTOCHROMIC LENSES GLASSES/EXCLUSIVE NON THERMAL FAR INFRARED TECHNOLOGY / EMISSION OF FIR >90%

The laboratory has certified that this technology emits far infrared radiation at a level exceeding 90%. This technology is unique in that it uses NON-THERMAL FAR INFRARED RADIATION, which has been found to have numerous potential benefits. Far infrared radiation has been demonstrated to improve blood circulation and raise oxygen levels in the blood, which may have positive effects on muscle fatigue and the regeneration of tissues and muscles. It has also shown to have anti-inflammatory properties and may aid in pain relief, including headaches. Furthermore, it can increase enzyme activity and metabolism by mimicking blood circulation. Additionally, it produces a warming effect that can help relax local muscles and alleviate discomfort, such as eye dryness and fatigue.

Photochromic lenses, also known as transition lenses, are a type of lenses that undergo a darkening process when exposed to UV light and return to a clear state when the UV light is no longer present. These lenses are commonly used in eyeglasses and sunglasses and are particularly popular among individuals who spend a significant amount of time outdoors. They offer a convenient solution for protecting the eyes from harmful UV rays without the need to switch between regular glasses and sunglasses.

One of the key advantages of photochromic lenses is their ability to adapt to changing light conditions. They transition from a clear state to a tinted state depending on the level of UV light present. This feature makes them a practical choice for people with light sensitivity or those who are bothered by bright light.

However, it's important to be aware that the degree of darkening in photochromic lenses may be limited when worn inside a car. This is because windshields and windows often have UV filters that block the UV light necessary to activate the lenses. To address this issue, there are specialized photochromic lenses available that are designed to darken even behind the windshield of a car.

In summary, photochromic lenses provide a convenient and versatile option for eye protection against UV light. They are commonly used in eyeglasses and sunglasses, offering a seamless transition from clear to tinted depending on the level of UV light. While their darkening may be limited in certain environments, specialized options are available to overcome this limitation.

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Feature Advantages:

There are several advantages to using photochromic lenses in glasses. Here are some of the main ones:

1. Convenience: Photochromic lenses offer the convenience of having both eyeglasses and sunglasses in one pair of glasses. They automatically adjust to changing light conditions, so you don't need to switch between different pairs of glasses.
2. UV protection: Photochromic lenses provide 100% protection against harmful UV rays from the sun, which can help prevent eye damage and reduce the risk of developing cataracts or macular degeneration.
3. Comfort: Photochromic lenses can help reduce eye strain and glare, especially in bright sunlight. They can also be helpful for people with light sensitivity or those who are bothered by bright light.
4. Aesthetics: Transition lenses can be a stylish addition to your eyewear, as they are available in a variety of tint colors and can be customized to your prescription and frame style.
5. Cost-effective: Buying one pair of glasses with photochromic lenses can be more cost-effective than purchasing separate eyeglasses and sunglasses.

Overall, photochromic lenses provide a convenient and practical solution for outdoor enthusiasts, people with light sensitivity, and anyone who wants to protect their eyes from harmful UV rays.

Our strengths:

Grand Maple Optical Ltd. is a renowned optical company that has built a strong reputation for providing high-quality eyewear products and exceptional customer service. The company's commitment to excellence and innovative thinking sets it apart in the industry.

One of the key strengths of Grand Maple Optical Ltd. is its extensive range of eyewear products. The company offers OEM services for branded eyewear companies in the US and Europe, ensuring a wide selection of top-quality products made from premium materials. With a variety of styles and designs available, customers can find eyewear that suits their preferences and needs.

Innovation is at the core of Grand Maple Optical Ltd.'s approach. The company believes that eyewear should offer more than just fashion; it should fulfill additional needs for customers. To achieve this, Grand Maple Optical Ltd. has integrated three new technological elements into its eyewear business:

TITANGRAPHINE: This nano material with non-thermal far-infrared power embedded into the eyewear represents a groundbreaking technology. Research suggests that far-infrared radiation (FIR) can have positive effects on eye health and vision. FIR therapy has been shown to improve visual acuity, reduce eye fatigue, and enhance blood circulation around the eyes. Additionally, the FIR material may possess antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help prevent eye infections and reduce inflammation.

NTY: Grand Maple Optical Ltd. incorporates NTY, an antimicrobial technology, into its eyewear products. The glasses are coated with silver ions on the surface, reducing the risk of infection by inhibiting the growth and spread of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. This feature is particularly beneficial for individuals who wear glasses for extended periods, as it helps maintain a higher level of hygiene and minimizes the accumulation of germs and bacteria.

PLASTEEL: Grand Maple Optical Ltd. utilizes PLASTEEL, a highly durable and nearly unbreakable plastic material made from PEEK plasma, in its eyewear products. Compared to traditional eyewear, PLASTEEL offers several advantages. It is lightweight, comfortable to wear, and exceptionally durable. Weighing only 9g, equivalent to 2 pieces of A4 paper, PLASTEEL glasses provide comfort and allow wearers to engage in their daily activities without discomfort or irritation.

In summary, Grand Maple Optical Ltd. excels in providing high-quality eyewear products and exceptional customer service. The company's strengths lie in its diverse range of eyewear products, innovative thinking, and integration of advanced technologies such as TITANGRAPHINE, NTY, and PLASTEEL. These technologies offer additional benefits, including improved eye health, antimicrobial properties, and enhanced durability, providing customers with a superior eyewear experience.

FAQ:

1. What materials are your frames made from?

Answer: Our frames are made from a range of granule e.g. EMS TR90 from Switzerland. G850 plant base material from Arkema in France and PEEK from Evonik in Germany. We use only the best materials to ensure that our frames are durable, comfortable, and stylish.

2. Do you offer OEM/ODM services?

Answer: Yes, we offer OEM/ODM services for our clients. We have a team of experienced designers and engineers who can work with clients to create custom frames that meet their unique specifications.

3. What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Answer: Our MOQ would be 300pcs per injected colors.

4. Do you offer customization options for your frames?

Answer: Yes, we offer a range of customization options for our frames, including color, size, shape, and other design elements. We work closely with our clients to create frames that meet their specific needs and preferences.

5. What is your production capacity?

Answer: Our production capacity varies depending on the type of frame and the quantity required. Our annual output would be 280K to 350K pcs.

6. What is your lead time for production and delivery?

Answer: Our lead time for production and delivery depends on the quantity and customization requirements of the frames. It would range from 45 days to 70 days.

7. RX (prescription) / READING or PROGRESSIVE lenses are available for selection?

Answer: NO, it's important to consult with an optometrist or optician to ensure that the lenses will fit properly in the frame and provide the correct level of vision correction.