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The Serengeti's Polar PhD TM Lens Technology delivers exceptionally near-glass clear vision experience. Its Photochromic technology provides the highest definition of color precision and the spectral control that quickly adapt to varied light changing conditions. The effect resulted to superior contrast definition and the best kaleidoscope spectrum reflection. This technology led Serengeti to be recognized with the greatest innovation and performance in the lens technology by the international Silmo d'Or award, the first and foremost for a sunglass manufacturer. Serengeti Sunglasses and its advanced Polarization Technology minimized significant glare in penetrating the eyes and totally eliminate the ultraviolet rays. The Serengeti frames are expertly engineered and hand crafted. Serengeti Sunglasses uses frame materials that range from the all-natural cellulose acetate material, the excellently lightweight Trivex, Wire Flex, S-Flex, Infiniflex, Titanium, Titanium Acetate and the highest quality Nylon materials. Serengeti Sunglasses comes in a variety of gradient and colors that will aid in achieving the ideal acuity needed by the eyes.

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Serengeti FAQ

Can I get Serengeti's photochromic technology in prescription?

Yes. Serengeti's Spectral Control photochromic is surfaced into the photochromic blank, so the prescription lens reacts as fast and as far as the stock one. Same warm amber base built for driving.

Do Serengeti prescription lenses come in mineral glass?

No, the glass is factory non-prescription only. For prescription we use a high-index plastic or Trivex lens with the same tint curve; it's lighter and won't shatter, and it's the only way to surface a modern lens design.

What's the warranty on Serengeti?

Two years on the frame against defects, one year on the photochromic and polarizing performance. A slight shift in the driver tint over the years is normal; a big change inside the first year is covered.

What are Serengeti's driving lens colors and how do they affect Rx?

Drivers, the amber base, best in overcast and the most popular. 530nm, green-copper, for changing light. 440nm, blue-copper, for bright sun. All three come in prescription with polarization, and the prescription doesn't change how they look.

Are Serengeti frames compatible with progressives?

Very. The 4- to 6-base curve is modest and the pilot and cat-eye shapes give plenty of lens height for the corridor. We use a digital free-form progressive so the edges of those wide lenses stay sharp.