Anti-reflective coating

Anti-reflective coating

A common lens coating that allows for more light to pass through the lens, cutting down on glare and distracting reflections. This coating is good for night driving and is also cosmetically appealing because it allows others to see your eyes rather than the light reflection off the lenses.

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