
Spatial Vision
Naturally good vision, even on the move.
Explore Clariviz lens designs, coatings and personalisation. Bring your prescription to a Ben Franklin counter and find the combination that fits your day.


Clariviz is the lens brand of Eyegear Optics India Private Limited, the company behind Ben Franklin. The range covers personalised progressive designs, occupational lenses for desk and screen work, photochromics that adapt to changing light, and the coatings that finish them.
Every design is made to a prescription, so the starting point is an eye test and a frame — not a shelf. Your optician measures how the frame sits on your face, then configures the lens around those numbers.
The most personalised progressive lens in the Clariviz range, and the only one that combines Dual Side technology with Binocular Vision for near, intermediate and distance viewing.
Explore Lens portfolioA personalised progressive design that accounts for your ability to focus at different distances, with particular attention to the intermediate zone.
Explore Lens portfolioA personalised progressive lens that uses Spatial Vision technology to account for your focusing ability across near, intermediate and distance viewing.
Explore Lens portfolioA personalised progressive lens designed around the constant switch of focus between digital devices and more distant objects.
Explore Lens portfolioA personalised progressive option designed to balance near, intermediate and distance viewing for everyday wear.
Explore Lens portfolioA non-personalised progressive design with Vision Stability technology, for wearers who want reliable everyday viewing without individual optimisation.
Explore Lens portfolioAn occupational lens configured around your near and intermediate working distances, for desk work, screens and close tasks.
Explore Lens portfolioPhotochromic lenses that adjust their tint as the light around you changes, for wearers moving between indoors and outdoors.
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Naturally good vision, even on the move.

Clear vision from any angle.

Less sway as you move.

Built around your measurements.

Optimised for your frame.

As thin as your prescription allows.

Precise at every distance.

Both eyes working together.

Both surfaces put to work.
Read the detail on all nine Clariviz technologies.
A premium antireflective coating that cuts reflections off the lens surface, with added scratch resistance and a water-repellent finish for easier cleaning.
Explore Lens coatings & protectionA coating that combines antireflective performance with filtering of part of the blue-light spectrum, for wearers who spend long hours on screens.
Explore Lens coatings & protectionA scratch-resistant surface coating that shields lenses from the everyday abrasion of handling, cleaning and cases.
ExploreClariviz combines nine lens-design technologies in different arrangements. Which ones you get depends on the lens you choose.
Explore Clariviz guideDiscuss lens colour, fixed tints and light-adaptive options with your Ben Franklin optical team before ordering.
Explore Clariviz guidePersonalisation uses your prescription, your frame and your wearing measurements to configure the lens design you have chosen.
ExploreReference: the official Clariviz lens collection. Clariviz and Ben Franklin are part of Eyegear Optics India Private Limited.
Clariviz is a lens brand from Eyegear Optics India Private Limited, the company behind Ben Franklin. Its portfolio includes progressive designs, occupational lenses, photochromic options and coatings. A Ben Franklin optician can help compare the options against your prescription and daily activities.
DigiPro 2.0 is a progressive lens design with near, intermediate and distance viewing zones. ULTIPRO Bluecut is a surface coating with antireflective and blue-light-filtering properties. They serve different purposes; ask the optical team which combinations are available.
Minimum fitting height (MFH) is the shortest vertical lens depth a progressive design needs to fit all of its viewing zones. A frame shallower than the MFH cannot take that lens, which is why your optician measures the frame before confirming the design.
The price depends on the lens design, prescription, material and coating. Bring your prescription to a Ben Franklin counter for a quotation that separates the frame and lens costs before you order.