Avoid light reflections
It is said that all cats are grey in the dark. In actual
fact, the ability of our eyes to see in the dark is reduced. In
addition, the blue portion of light is higher at night than during
the day, which can result in slight nocturnal myopia since blue
light is refracted more in the eye. In cases of increased glare
sensitivity, this can even lead to nyctalopia or night blindness.
Your ophthalmologist can use special instruments to determine
whether you suffer from reduced vision capability or nyctalopia in
the dark.
Our tip: we recommend lenses with a
high-performance anti-reflection coating to keep additional light
reflections at night out of your eyes.
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