LENS GUIDE

Experience the world in full color with Pilestone colorblind glasses. Say goodbye to the frustration of not being able to see colors correctly and hello to a world of vibrant hues. Our glasses work by using specially designed lenses that filter out certain wavelengths of light, allowing color blind individuals to see a broader spectrum of colors. Don't let color deficiency hold you back anymore. Try Pilestone colorblind glasses today and discover a world of color you never knew existed.
 

WONDER WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE?

 

3 MAIN TYPES OF COLOR DEFICIENCIES CAN BE IMPROVED*

  • Deuteranomaly/Deuteranopia
commonly referred to as "red-green" color blindness and can affect a broad range of colors

  • Protanomaly/Protanopia

a less common subtype of red-green color blindness that mostly affects reds

  • Tritanomaly/Tritanopia

a very rare type of color blindness that affects only 1 in every 100 people with color blindness and specifically impacts the blue-yellow spectrum. It's worth noting that solutions for Tritan color blindness are only offered by Pilestone.
 

CHOOSE THE CORRECT LENS:

  • Lens A (Universal, Indoor & Outdoor)
This lens is universal, meaning it is equipped with the necessary technology for deutan and protan color blindness (red-green blindness). People with mild/moderate color blindness typically show the best results from this lens.
  • Lens B (Universal, Indoor & Outdoor)
Our most popular and effective lens for most users especially for bright outdoor scenic locations. Similar to lens A, but has a darker tint to the lens. Our lens B is universal and therefore developed for people with deutan and protan color blindness (red-green blindness). People with strong/severe color blindness typically show the best results from this lens.
  • Lens C (Indoor lens)
Designed specifically for lower lighting conditions. People that need color blind glasses primarily for indoor use will benefit most from this lens. Recommended for those with mild/moderate and strong deutan (red-green blindness).
  • Lens D (Protan color blindness)
Lens D is designed for those with protan color blindness (red blindness). People with strong/severe protan color blindness typically show the best results from this lens.
  • Lens E (Tritan color blindness, Indoor & Outdoor)
Designed specifically for those who suffer from tritan color blindness. Tritan color blindness affects the blue-yellow color spectrum.  
 
*Pilestone glasses are designed to help with the most common types of colorblindness, but it's important to note that individual experiences may vary and there is a small chance they may not work for everyone.