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Good practice - Lens type optimisation
Whether they are degressive, photochromic, polarising or progressive: revisit your lens creation process and the use of the latter by your opticians by de-packaging your products.
For example, a single product for a photochromic progressive lense containing 3 tints and 4 corridors will be created, whereas previously as many products as tints/corridors/etc. had to be created in the catalogue (e.g.: 3 tints * 4 corridors = 12 photochromic progressive lenses in the catalogue).
😞 Result of your catalogue with the old method (12 products to manage) :
😃 Result of your catalogue with the recommended method (only 1 product to manage) :
🙋♂️How to proceed?
LENS TYPE | OPTIONS | COMBINATIONS | REMARKS |
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Degressive |
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| Degression options 0.75, 1.25, 1.75... shall be incompatible with each other. |
Photochromics |
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| Colours options 1, 2 and ... shall be incompatible with each other. |
Polarizer |
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| Colours options 1, 2 and ... shall be incompatible with each other. |
Drivewear |
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| Colours options 1, 2 and ... shall be incompatible with each other. As this lens is polarising and photochromic, it is necessary to combine it with the two options as hidden. |
Progressive (1st method)To be preferred |
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| Corridors options 1, 2, 3 ... shall be incompatible with each other. Do not hesitate to multiply the number of packs according to the available corridors (often associated with designs). |
Progressive (2nd method)Warning, does not work on all optician software. | No corridor option. Management from the controls using the Progress Corridor control data. |
| Specify control values using :
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Example for a photochromic lens with progression corridors and tints (follow this procedure for any other type described in the table above):
Do not forget the incompatibilities and the notion of mandatory, included or/and hidden in some cases (see Remarks in the table above).
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