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ZEISS SmartLife lenses

Designed for dynamic visual behavior.

Your go-to, all-day portfolio just got an update. ZEISS SmartLife lenses have been expanded, enhanced and revolutionized to empower you as an eye care professional to meet the evolving needs of your patients in a digitally-immersive world.

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  • Updated technology: ZEISS SmartView 2.0 technology is incorporated into all ZEISS SmartLife lenses
  • Now for young eyes: ZEISS Single Vision SmartLife Young lenses are optimized for children's eyes and facial anatomy
  • Simply the best ZEISS lens: SmartLife® Individual 3 lenses with Intelligence Augmented Design™ technology

What's the ZEISS SmartLife lens evolution all about?

  • ENHANCED ZEISS SmartView 2.0 technology

    Updated technology incorporated into all ZEISS SmartLife lenses, based on the latest science.  Check out the interactive product exploration.

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  • EXPANDED ZEISS Single Vision SmartLife Young lenses

    ZEISS Single Vision SmartLife Young lenses are ideal for the changing requirements of growing children. It's perfectly suited to young people's connected lifestyle and vision needs, and can also be prescribed for all myopic and hyperopic children.

  • REVOLUTIONIZED ZEISS SmartLife Individual 3 lenses

    ZEISS SmartLife Individual 3 lenses are the latest generation of highly customized ZEISS single vision, digital and progressive lenses. It's designed at a new level of refinement, considering oculomotoric behavior, anatomy, physiology and habituation. Simply the best ZEISS lenses you can dispense.

#ExpertTalk: The evolution of ZEISS SmartLife lenses

Robert Sands, frame stylist and manager at The Spectacle Factory reviews the latest SmartView 2.0 technology updates, and looks at the science behind ZEISS SmartLife lenses.

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Our interactive product overview features facts and insights, as well as an explanation of the science behind ZEISS SmartView 2.0 technology.

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The technology

ZEISS SmartLife lenses have been updated based on the latest insights from real-life studies2 on dynamic visual behavior. Here is an overview of all the latest features.

ZEISS SmartLife Young single vision lenses
ZEISS SmartLife single vision lenses
ZEISS SmartLife digital lenses
ZEISS SmartLife progressive lenses

UPDATE: SmartView® 2.0 technology
Optimized for all day visual comfort for a connected and on-the-move lifestyle.

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Luminance Design® 2.0 technology
Takes average light conditions and age-related pupil diameter into account.

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NEW: Dynamic AgeFit® technology
Fitted to the age-related facial anatomy of growing children.

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Digital Inside® technology
Optimized near zone for better reading on digital devices.

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FrameFit®+ technology
The lens corridor is optimized to allow any choice of frame.

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ZEISS Adaptation Control technology
Optimized for faster adaptation from old to new lenses.

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ZEISS FaceFit technology
Fitted to the wearer's facial anatomy.

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ZEISS IndividualFit technology
Optimized to specific daily activities.

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NEW: Intelligence Augmented Design™ technology
Optimized to the wearer's personal visual behavior and requirements.

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Updated ZEISS SmartView 2.0 technology

Precision starts with our exact knowledge of the interaction between eyes and lenses.
Studies done at the ZEISS Vision Science Lab in Tübingen, Germany1, have revealed differences between the horizontal and vertical center of rotation of the eye. This insight is taken into account in the latest generation of ZEISS SmartView technology, allowing for an even higher level of precision.

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    Internal Global Vision Study, Carl Zeiss Vision International GmbH, DE, 2020-2021. (unpublished, data on file)
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    Ohlendorf A., Schaeffel F., Wahl S. Positions of the horizontal and vertical center of rotation in eyes with different refractive errors. Ophthalmic Physiol Opt 2022;00: 1–8. doi.org/10.1111/opo.12940