Essilor Group products

Progressive lenses designed for the physiology of presbyopes – the result of innovative technologies from the work of more than 500 researchers.

Essilor is the world leader in corrective lenses. Its international presence and ability to meet local specificities enables the brand to adapt to the needs of consumers across the world.

Kodak lenses provide you the richest, most vibrant colors imaginable, with fine detail that’s amazingly sharp and crisp.

With an 80-year history in eyewear, Foster Grant offers a wide variety of modern and on-trend sunglasses and reading glasses.

Bolon Eyewear is a leading eyewear brand (n°1 in China) which celebrates individuality, diversity and personality by reinventing classic eyewear styles that make them truly yours. With its careful design and expertise, Bolon Eyewear strives to provide lightness, resistance and the perfect fit.

Launched in 2009 in the United States, Xperio polarized lenses eliminate glare, while offering superior comfort and quality of vision.

The harmful effects of UV rays on our eyes are well-known. In the short term, they can cause temporary discomfort: glare, blurred vision, inflammation, photokeratitis. But they are above all responsible for long-term irreversible damage, as they contribute to the premature aging of the eye and development of premature cataracts.

A part of blue light is beneficial for health, in particular for regulating our biological clock. But part of the blue light spectrum, ‘blue-violet’ light is potentially harmful to the eye. Emitted naturally by the sun, these rays are also through artificial light sources such as lighting fixtures or screens (televisions, computers, etc.)

Eyezen is a new category of lenses, flagship of Essilor’s cutting-edge innovation, designed for a connected life to relax and help protect eyes from screens.

With up to 90% of the information needed to take safe decisions on the road coming through our eyes, good vision is a critical factor for the safety of drivers, bikers, cyclists and pedestrians of all ages. The World Health Organization declares poor eyesight among the main risk factors for road accidents⁽¹⁾. From April 2020, good vision for all road users in the world is officially part of the United Nations’ recommendations for safe mobility⁽²⁾ to be included in the National Road Safety Policies in all countries.