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Crizal coatings
Crizal Rock, Prevencia and Easy Pro compared: what each anti-reflective coating adds and what to check on your lens quote with your optician.
Last reviewed · The View Eyewear editorial team
Who makes this coating family and where it fits
Crizal is the family of anti-reflective lens coatings from Essilor, ranging from easy-clean to scratch-focused and blue-violet and UV filtering options.
- Parent company
- Essilor (EssilorLuxottica)
- Brand or group headquarters
- France (parent group)
Coating options at a glance
coating
Crizal Rock
Coating designed for high resistance to everyday scratches.
Official Crizal Rock detailscoating
Crizal Prevencia
Coating that filters 20% of blue-violet light (400-455 nm).
Official Crizal Prevencia detailscoating
Crizal Easy Pro
Essilor positions Easy Pro as an easy-to-clean coating with reflection reduction and UV protection.
Official Crizal Easy Pro detailscoating
Crizal Natural Look
Official Crizal Natural Look details
How to choose between coating options
Ask which coating properties matter for your daily handling and cleaning routine before comparing Rock, Prevencia and Easy Pro. Request the exact coating name separately from the underlying lens design and material. For Natural Look, ask for the product specification rather than inferring features from the name.
Questions to ask your optician
- Which Crizal coating is included with my chosen lens design?
- Why would you select Rock, Prevencia or Easy Pro for my routine?
- What specification can you provide for Crizal Natural Look?
- What cleaning instructions, warranty exclusions and return terms should I review?
Fitting and adaptation basics
Have the underlying lenses fitted for pupil distance and fitting height in the chosen frame. Ask about the complete pair of glasses when discussing comfort. Adaptation varies by wearer. Request cleaning instructions and written coating warranty, return and remake terms, including how the practice handles a coating concern after delivery.
Is Crizal worth adding?
Crizal is an anti-reflective coating family. Read our coating and lens-design explainer, then ask which coating is included in your quote.
Compare with other brands
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Crizal vs Varilux: coating and lens design explained
Separate the coating name from the progressive design on your lens quote.
Anti-reflective, blue-light and photochromic options
Use the coating guide to prepare questions about your lens quote.
Anti-fog lens coatings explained
Read the anti-fog guide before asking about coating compatibility.
ZEISS vs Essilor vs Hoya: lens comparison
Compare lens makers, then use the product descriptions here to prepare your fitting questions.
Discuss your Crizal coating
Ask which Crizal coating suits your lenses. Contact the practice to confirm the specific product line it supplies.
Find an independent opticianCrizal FAQ
Is Crizal a progressive-lens design?
Crizal is an Essilor anti-reflective coating family. Its product options address reflection reduction, cleaning, everyday scratch resistance and light filtering; it is a coating choice rather than the Varilux progressive design family.
How do Crizal Rock and Prevencia differ?
Crizal Rock is positioned for resistance to everyday scratches. Prevencia filters 20% of blue-violet light (400-455 nm). Ask which coating properties matter for your use and which materials are compatible.
Read our Crizal coating explainerRelated lens brands
- Essilor lenses
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- Varilux progressives
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- Transitions lenses
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- ZEISS lenses
Compare ZEISS lens designs and questions for your fitting.
- Hoya lenses
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