What's the Difference Between Avulux Adapt vs Atlas?Updated 7 hours ago

Overview

Avulux Adapt and Avulux Atlas are two Avulux lens options designed for different lighting needs and preferences. Both are built on Avulux’s precision light-filtering approach to help people living with migraine and light sensitivity manage the impact of light.

What they have in common

• Both are Avulux lenses designed to manage the light that triggers sensitivity and migraine attacks.
• Both are intended for everyday use in triggering environments. However, Atlas is intended to be used outdoors only. Whereas Adapt allows through ~50% of light while indoors and blocks ~85% of light as it darkens dynamically outdoors. 
• Both are designed to help manage the impact of light as part of a healthy lifestyle.

How they’re different (plain language)

Adapt and Atlas are configured for different use cases. The simplest way to think about it is:

• Adapt is optimized for people who need a dynamic lens that allows them to go from indoors to outdoors with just one pair of glasses.
• Atlas is optimized for people who spend most of their time outdoors, and especially in highly reflective environments (while fishing, around snow, hiking, etc).

If you’re still unsure

If you tell us where you struggle most (office/screens vs. outside/bright settings), we can recommend a starting point.