DuraVision® Platinum AR bei ZEISS

[CesarCollazo]

Have you tested DuraVision® Platinum lenses?

[ThatOneGuy]

No. I'm eager to try it, though. I don't think it has released in the US yet. I'm hoping it is more durable than the disaster that purecoat has been.

[Yousuf]

I got an pair seems very impressive

[Robert_S]

They released it in the UK around a year ago, and very quickly pulled it off the market after many failures. I was told it was a specific issue with Photofusion (we haven't had any failures, by the way). It was re-released in January but only on a few materials, and I'm not sure where it's at now because we figured it would be safer to stick with Lotutec for the time being. If we want a good coating, we don't choose Zeiss anyway.

I can say the scratch resistance doesn't seem to be as good s Hoya's top coating; most of the ones I've seen have picked up quite a few little scratches.

[ThatOneGuy]

The way that their website talks about it, it makes it sound like a process, not a product. I'm a little confused now, because my reps had been telling me for well over a year it was coming down the line. I sure hope that they don't consider Purecoat to be their durable coating process...

[Yousuf]

May be this works to know the new Duravision coating from Zeiss

"BETTER VISION interviews the Product Manager for DuraVision® Platinum, the most robust ZEISS spectacle lens coating ever".

http://vision.zeiss.com/better-visio...erything-.html

[ThatOneGuy]

May be this works to know the new Duravision coating from Zeiss

"BETTER VISION interviews the Product Manager for DuraVision® Platinum, the most robust ZEISS spectacle lens coating ever".

http://vision.zeiss.com/better-visio...erything-.html

Thank you for that! Can anyone explain how that is different than Purecoat? My last lab tour described the exact same process as being why Purecoat was "so durable."