Do I Need Anti-Reflective (AR) Coating?
Do I Need Anti-Reflective (AR) Coating?
See more clearly. Look more clearly. Feel more comfortable in your glasses.
What is Anti-Reflective (AR) Coating?
Anti-reflective (AR) coating is a clear, ultra-thin layer applied to the surface of your lenses. It’s designed to eliminate reflections and glare from both the front and back of the lens — improving clarity, comfort, and appearance.
Whether you're in front of a screen, under bright lights, or driving at night, AR coating helps you see better and be seen more clearly.
✅ Benefits of AR Coating
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Reduces Glare
Especially helpful when driving at night or working under bright overhead lighting. -
Enhances Visual Clarity
Improves contrast and detail in both natural and artificial light. -
Minimises Eye Strain
Ideal for extended screen time or long reading sessions. -
Improves Appearance
Lenses look nearly invisible — no distracting reflections in photos or when speaking face-to-face. -
Resists Smudges & Scratches
Most modern AR coatings come with added layers for easier cleaning and improved durability.
🤓 Who Should Get AR Coating?
AR coating is recommended for:
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Everyday glasses wearers
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Office and computer users
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Drivers (especially at night)
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Anyone sensitive to light or glare
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People who want a clean, sharp look in their lenses
It’s especially beneficial when combined with high-index (thinner) lenses, blue light filters, or multifocal lenses.
❓ Is AR Coating Worth It?
For most people — yes. It’s one of the most valuable upgrades you can add to your lenses for day-to-day comfort and long-term visual clarity.
While basic lenses without AR may be slightly cheaper, the enhanced performance, comfort, and appearance of AR-coated lenses makes them well worth the investment.
👓 Ask Us About AR-Coated Lenses at KPO
At KPO, most of our premium lenses come with multi-layered AR coating as standard. We’ll help you choose the right coating based on your lifestyle — whether that’s office work, screen time, night driving, or all of the above.
💡 Want even more protection? Ask about AR lenses with built-in blue light filtering and UV protection.