Diving Mask Lens Materials

Which lenses for a diving mask?

Choosing the right lenses for your diving mask is a key element in ensuring clear and comfortable underwater vision. Depending on your individual needs and visual impairment, you can choose lenses with different refractive indexes. The material they are made of affects their thickness, weight, durability and optical quality.

Index 1.5 mineral lenses – standard quality at an affordable price

Lenses with a refractive index of 1.5 are the classic and most common optical lenses. They are characterized by good image quality and an affordable price, but are slightly thicker than lenses with higher indexes.

Advantages:
✔ Standard thickness – suitable for lower visual impairments.
✔ Very good light transmission, which ensures high quality of vision.
✔ Affordable price and wide availability.

For whom?
➡ Recommended for people with visual impairments ranging from -4.00 to +4.00 diopters.
➡ Users looking for durable and economical lenses.

1.6 Index Mineral Lenses – Thinner and Lighter for More Comfort

Glass lenses with an index of 1.6 are a more technologically advanced solution. Thanks to their higher refractive index, they are thinner and lighter, which affects their greater aesthetics and comfort of use.

Advantages:
✔ Up to 25% thinner than 1.5 index lenses, improving the appearance of your glasses.
✔ Lighter and more comfortable to wear.

For whom?
➡ Recommended for people with visual impairments in the range of over -4.00 and +4.00 diopters.
➡ Users who value thinner and more aesthetic lenses.

1.7 index mineral lenses – an ultra-thin and elegant solution

Lenses with an index of 1.7 are advanced optical glasses designed for people with high visual impairments. They are significantly thinner and lighter, which makes the glasses look more elegant and more comfortable to wear.

Advantages:
✔ Up to 40% thinner than standard 1.5 lenses.
✔ Very aesthetic appearance – perfect for thin frames.

For whom?
➡ People with visual impairment above -6.00 diopters.
➡ Users looking for lightweight and thin lenses for greater comfort and a better look of their glasses.

How to choose the perfect mineral lenses?

➡ If you have a slight visual impairment (-4.00 to +4.00 diopters) → choose index 1.5
➡ If you want thinner and lighter lenses → choose index 1.6
➡ If you have a high visual impairment and want ultra-thin lenses → choose index 1.7

Choosing the right lenses is key to comfort and sharp vision. Choose a solution tailored to your needs and enjoy maximum comfort while diving!