provencia and polarized

[chaoticneutral]

A patient came in and requested this combination. Well, I dont see why not it would make a stunning lens. After all when you put it on transisiton and it turns dark it looks hot as a purple flash no? So I call my lab and they don't say no but give me a myriad of reasons they wont. It would change the color of the final product, it's a superior product to the actual product that essilor wants us to put on the polarized lens and they dont want opticials requesting a product they sunk a trillion dollars in marketing to push on the public only to have it fail. You feel me dawg?! Comon man! Im getting tired of the BS. Thanks for listening

[LENNY]

I just had it done with no problem!

[LENNY]

I think I had to use other polar then Experio.....

[mdeimler]

Our lab wouldn't do it either. They don't put a "blue light lessening" product, utilized indoors, on an outdoor product.

[jspayneii]

I asked that myself. As a lab producing Prevencia, I was confused as to why Polarized lenses are not on the approved Crizal Prevencia product list. I asked my Essilor lab rep, and got a similar response to mdeimler.

[merrymaker]

I've done two polar jobs with Hoya's Recharge on it. One went back to lab due to patient dissatisfaction, the other left with no problem.