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I wanted to work as an interior designer, but my colour vision deficiency held me back. Now with my ColorView glasses, I have been able to pursue my life-long dreams!
— ColorView® Client
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+ News & Event +ColorView® is launched on New Zealand market!
We are happy to announce that our product line is now selling in New Zealand.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Navigate the questions below to find the answers to the most common questions about ColorView®.
Question Outline
Quality
How to use
Age
Treatment
Colour Vision Deficiency
Material
Near / Far sighted
Work
Exams & License
Driving
Question Answers
Quality
Will I be able to see colours better?
ColorView® is designed to help differentiate "confusing colours" better. However, we believe each person perceives colours differently and we cannot make any analysis without an exam from a qualified ColorView® ophthamologist.
How to use
Is it safe to use ColorView® lenses all day long?
ColorView®lenses do not affect your eyes or your colour vision. However, in some cases, colours you see by using ColorView® lenses might differ from what you used to. We recommend using ColorView® lenses for times where they are necessary to enhance your work or recreational activities. We do not suggest using ColorView® in situations where colour perception is critical to the safety of you or others you come in contact with.
Can my friends or family use my ColorView® lenses?
We believe every person percieves colours differently. Someone using yourColorView® lenses may not experience the same result as the person for whom the lenses where prescribed for.
Age
Can children use ColorView® lens?
Children about 10 years old and up may use ColorView® lens.(Colour vision tends to develop until age 10.) In all cases we strongly recommend consulting your optician first.
Treatment
Does ColorView® lens cure colour blindness?
No, ColorView® lens does not cure colour blindness. The purpose of the lens is to help differentiate between "confusing" colours when you needed.
Colour Vision Deficiency
Is ColorView® effective for severe colour blindness?
We believe each person perceives colour differently. Please consult a qualified ColorView® optician to find out if ColorView® can benefit you. ColorView® qualified opticians will soon be listed on this website. Also, the Tokyo Customer Service Center is now accepting appointments with ColorView® qualified doctors. All appointments are made in the order which they are received. We cannot accept any prescriptions from any opticians' other than the ones we make appointments with. View contact information.
Material
Is ColorView® lens made out of glass?
No, all ColorView® lenses are plastic eyeglass lenses.
How thick is the ColorView® lens?
About 2mm.
Near/Far Sighted
If I am near/far sighted, can I use ColorView®?
ColorView®lenses are not intended to correct near/far sightedness. The lenses are flat. However, clip-on or magnetic-on correctional frames may be placed over your ColorView® eyeglass frames.
Work
Can I use ColorView® lenses at work?
If misjudging colours results in serious injury or a fatal accident, you should not use ColorView® lenses, otherwise please use ColorView® only when you need them. (World Munsell Co., Ltd of Japan, ColorView Inc. of USA, and/or ColorView® qualified opticians who sold you ColorView® lens cannot be responsible for any damage or loss caused by any use of ColorView® lens.)
Exams and License
Can I use ColorView® lenses for drivers' license exams or any other certification exams?
Please ask the organization conducting the tests whether ColorView® is acceptable for the exam, as they are responsible for their test criteria.
Driving
Can I drive a car, operate a vehicle or machine while wearing ColorView®?
For your safety, please do not drive a car or operatevehicles while wearing ColorView® lenses. Since the lens cuts out a specific wavelength of light, your visual field may darken and some colours may become difficult to see.