Clariviz at Ben Franklin

ProView 2.0

A dependable progressive without personalisation.

Clariviz ProView 2.0
Measured for you.
Fitted by Ben Franklin.
Who is it for?

Is ProView 2.0 right for you?

A non-personalised progressive design with Vision Stability technology, for wearers who want reliable everyday viewing without individual optimisation.

Wearers considering a progressive option without individual design personalisation.

  • Wearers who want an effective progressive lens without the cost of a personalised design

How is it fitted?

Available in minimum fitting heights of 14, 16 or 18 mm.

What does it cost?

Ask your counter for the price of your chosen prescription, material and coating before ordering. Frame and lens costs are quoted separately.

Product information: Clariviz — ProView 2.0.

At a glance

Design & options

Minimum fitting height
14 | 16 | 18 mm
Personalisation
Non-personalised progressive lens
  • Sound performance across all viewing fields
  • Reduced swim effect through Vision Stability
  • Comfortable and straightforward to adapt to
Learn about personalisation
Clariviz ProView 2.0 lenses
Lens portfolio

A dependable progressive without personalisation.

Wearers considering a progressive option without individual design personalisation.

Inside this lens

The technologies in ProView 2.0.

Vision Stability

Less sway as you move.

Compare these against all nine Clariviz technologies.

Helpful answers

Your questions, answered

What is Clariviz and who is it for?

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.

What is the difference between DigiPro 2.0 and ULTIPRO Bluecut?

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.

What does minimum fitting height mean?

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.

How much do Clariviz lenses cost?

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.