GT2 3D vs Reveal Freeform VI

[mpuzio34]

What is the difference in the lens design between the GT2 3D and the Reveal Free Form VI. I know the reveal is a free form design and the GT2 3D is not however how do they differ in the lens design?

[EyeCare Rich]

Zeiss Platform vs. Sola Platform. All from the same place but different divisions. The Free Form VI would be a little closer to the 3DV as it is a variable corridor. Think Sola HDV vs. Zeiss 3DV.

[TLG]

I know the reveal is a free form design and the GT2 3D is not...

Actually, the GT2 3D is a freeform lens.

[snotbagel]

I asked the same same question of my rep, who responded that the Reveal is designed with a wider intermediate, the GT2 3D wider distance (harder design??).

The Reveal FF is corridor adjusted to the b measurement of the frame, where the GT2 3D gives you a choice of short 14 or long 17 fitting height.

[Celso Cunha]

I asked the same same question of my rep, who responded that the Reveal is designed with a wider intermediate, the GT2 3D wider distance (harder design??).

The Reveal FF is corridor adjusted to the b measurement of the frame, where the GT2 3D gives you a choice of short 14 or long 17 fitting height.

I studied the GT2 3D and realized that it is an evolution of the GT2. It therefore maintains the database of Zeiss.
In Brazil there isn´t Reveal, but when a PAL is offered with two minimum heights possible does not mean it is superior to another. One should be careful with these Free Form a minimum height of 14 mm since add 2.00 they also have high levels of induced astigmatism, are adapted to fit the frame

[sharpstick777]

The GT2-3D is a full backside Free-form lens. The differences between the two are the pattern. The GT2-3D is a V shaped drop with great distance, good intermediate but with narrow reading. The Reveal is T design, wide distance, narrow intermediate, but OK reading.

It depends on what your patient needs, but the GT-3D is great for cel phone or laptop users, the intermediate is wide but very low. Not so good for PC's or heavy readers.
Do not drop your dot on the GT2-3D, its fatal for that lens. All Zeiss lenses should be dotted on the pupil center.

[hlstavn]

When I tried the Reveal it had a nice big intermediate bubble but a narrowing in the distance. It was uncomfortable so I gave it up despite being a fan of big intermediates like the old Pentax AF lens. Havent tried the Zeiss yet.

The GT2-3D is a full backside Free-form lens. The differences between the two are the pattern. The GT2-3D is a V shaped drop with great distance, good intermediate but with narrow reading. The Reveal is T design, wide distance, narrow intermediate, but OK reading.

It depends on what your patient needs, but the GT-3D is great for cel phone or laptop users, the intermediate is wide but very low. Not so good for PC's or heavy readers.
Do not drop your dot on the GT2-3D, its fatal for that lens. All Zeiss lenses should be dotted on the pupil center.