Compare Zeiss PhotoFusion X Blue And Essilor Transitions S Sapphire Blue

Watch Jigsaw's first video showing you inside in a controlled environment versus outside in full sun at 78 degrees ( 25.6 C). This is a comparison video showing you the difference between Essilor NEW Gen S Sapphire and Zeiss PhotoFusion X Blue.
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[@ianseepersad5688]

Loving the Zeiss.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

We do too!

[@lcastillo294]

Thanks for doing this comparison

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

You are most welcome! Which one did you like more?

[@lcastillo294]

@@freeprescriptionlenses definitely the Zeiss

[@alextorres8321]

Jigsaw! Those zeiss ones are way cooler. Sooo blue! And they really did change color instantly. I just ordered some photo fusion x in extra grey, looking forward to it

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Hi Alex - Thanks for your comment! The Zeiss ones are very blue. Your frames and lenses have been ordered. We appreciate your repeat business and trust in your vision needs. ~ Jigsaw

[@ericriggs501]

Have both lenes and “ in the real world in the Texas heat” the Zeiss gets much darker when the temps get high

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Yes you told us that on the phone. Thanks for your helpful comment!

[@HeyElliott]

Hey Eric - just came across this review on these lenses and your comment as well. Up until today I'd only known about the Transitions Gen S and had been looking at those for my Meta Wayfarer glasses for my Progressive prescription. I'm in Texas as well down in Houston and we definitely deal with heat down here, ha. Can you share any more feedback about how you've found the Zeiss to be better for you? Cheers!

[@ianseepersad5688]

Out of country but will definitely send my next glasses to you.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Sounds good we ship all over the world!

[@ML-kr3ih]

But the Zeiss also cost twice as much as the Esilor. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

[@kyleda90]

Remember Essilor is a monopoly as well.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

You are wrong sorry. The Essilor are more expensive.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Correct

[@2Bluzin]

The Zeiss blue is so much more striking in my opinion. Only wish you would have shown us how clear they are on white paper before turning blue. Speaking of which, I wish Seemore Better would get rid of that shiny grey head he puts all the glasses on, once he does that cant see the colors or reflections of the lenses on that thing. At least switch to a matte white.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

@2Bluzin Thanks for your comment and opinion. Perhaps we can find a white color head or paint the silver one matte white. The lenses of the Zeiss and Essilor are both clear in an inactive state. I thought the Essilor might have a residual tint when inside and it does not. Thanks! Jigsaw

[@Enemji]

Hey Jigsaw - How are you doing. It’s been a while I have heard your voice!

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Everything good and busy. You are welcome to call 7 days a week. Thanks for your comment!

[@filipposangiorgi5230]

Hi there, do you know if grey-green lens have some tint residual?

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Zeiss does not

[@ganbare2024]

Do the photofusion x come with free Duravision coating by default? Or is coating an extra add-on?

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

DuraVision Anti-Glare is an extra add on. Thanks!

[@marcrodet4900]

Those are two distinct features, and as such, have to be requested independently

[@TheJoeypuppet]

which one gets clear faster and how long does it take?

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

They are about the same. The length of time will vary on the outdoor temperature and the indoor temperature. If it is Winter and the lenses are super cold it will take longer for them to get clear when going inside. Hope that helps and makes sense.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

I may be wrong but I thought that Corning was the first company that developed photochromic lenses back in the day. I actually have a pair of RayBan shooting glasses from the late 70's that have a yellow to brown shift outside. These were glass lenses so maybe that's where my confusion comes from.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

You are probably right - Corning and Kodak around the same time and Zeiss... Essilor was behind those 3 for sure.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

@@freeprescriptionlenses it would make sense from a location standpoint. Kodak, Bausch and Lomb in Rochester and Corning are/were all in the same general part of NYS.

[@DatDNguyen]

Could you do some scratch testing?

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Scratch testing? Hmmm probably not today lol. Zeiss DuraVision AR coatings have great scratch protection. On the other hand, Essilor makes nice anti-glare coatings but they are not as robust. They do have Crizal Rock which seems to have the most protection. Thanks for your comment!

[@Ash-hb9cj]

On average how much do the Zeiss blue lenses cost?

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

$99 for gray, brown, green and blue, $129 for the extra dark gray

[@Ash-hb9cj]

@ Thank you!!!

[@aceofspades001]

Zeiss ftw

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Zeiss for the win ok... We think so too.

[@marcrodet4900]

The Transitions do not appear blue. They look more like grey with a purple tint

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

You are correct.... Thanks for your comment and opinion!

[@informedcarpet]

Gen S for style much nicer blue

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

You are the first to think that. We get more comments that it looks like the Gen 6 gray lenses. Its only 80% gray and 20% blue

[@jaredmengsk6330]

Don’t need to compare Photofusion x blue to Sensity 2 blue. Photofusion blue is far too good. Just compare Sensity and Transitions in their bruise blue.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

Bruise blue? Lol... That is a pretty good way of describing them.

[@user5th]

Stevie Wonder could see which you prefer.

[@freeprescriptionlenses]

I will rock the Zeiss Photofusion blue any day over Essilor Transitions......But I will be trying the Hoya sensitivity blue in a couple weeks. I'll do a video for those....Seemore