Which Lens Should I Choose?Updated 2 days ago
Avulux offers multiple lens options. The best starting point is the lens that matches where you struggle most (indoors/screens vs. brighter outdoor environments), plus how often you need performance outdoors.
Option 1: Avulux lens - Our original Avulux Migraine & Light Sensitivity lens - (day-to-day / mild outdoor)
Start with the Avulux lens if you want a simple, everyday solution and:
- you’re mostly indoors with occasional outdoor time
- your typical outdoor brightness is mild (for example, many “up north” environments)
- you’re looking for a comfortable day-to-day option without needing a sport-focused lens
Option 2: Avulux Adapt (screens + indoor lighting)
Start with Avulux Adapt if your most common triggers are:
- extended screen time
- LED or fluorescent lighting
- office lighting
Adapt is the best starting point for many people as it’s functional indoors and outdoors in strong sun.
Option 3: Avulux Atlas (brighter environments / outdoor performance)
Start with Avulux Atlas if your biggest challenges are:
- sunlight / outdoor brightness
- glare and reflections in bright conditions
- outdoor activities where light is intense (especially around water or snow)
If you experience both (common)
Many people experience a mix. Two common approaches:
- One-lens approach: start with the lens that matches the environment that triggers you on most days.
- Two-lens approach: use a day-to-day lens (Avulux or Adapt) and swap to Atlas for brighter environments or sport.
Example: If you live in a mild-sun area and mainly need a daily pair, start with Avulux — and keep Atlas for boating/fishing, snow glare, or high-reflection situations.
Prescription vs. non-prescription
Choose prescription if you need vision correction. Choose non-prescription if you don’t.
If you need help
Contact Avulux Support and tell us:
- where you spend most of your day (office, home, outside)
- your top 2–3 triggers (screens, indoor lighting, sunlight, etc.)
- how often you’re outside (rarely / sometimes / often)
- whether you do outdoor sports (water/snow)
- whether you want prescription or non-prescription