Abstract: The present invention is a photochromic eyewear lens product comprising photochromics material(s) and selective filtering agent(s) that selectively attenuate a portion of the blue light spectral region between 400 nm and 500 nm. The selective attenuation preferably comprises a maximum reduction in transmittance in the filtered region of about 10-25% T relative to at least one adjacent spectral region when the lens product is in the rest state, and a maximum reduction in transmittance that is measurably less than the transmittance of at least one adjacent region of the visible spectrum when the lens product has darkened in the activated state.

Abstract: The present invention is a photochromic eyewear lens product comprising photochromics material(s) and selective filtering agent(s) that selectively attenuate a portion of the blue light spectral region between 400 nm and 500 nm. The selective attenuation preferably comprises a maximum reduction in transmittance in the filtered region of about 10-25% T relative to at least one adjacent spectral region when the lens product is in the rest state, and a maximum reduction in transmittance that is measurably less than the transmittance of at least one adjacent region of the visible spectrum when the lens product has darkened in the activated state.

Abstract: The present invention describes composite constructed ophthalmic lenses comprising at least two layers of optical materials that provide a composite structure over a practical vision zone of the lens product, are identifiably disparate from each other, and are integrally bonded to each other such that the adhesion of the first layer to the second layer exceeds a ranking of at least 3 when tested according to specified tests. In a preferred embodiment, one layer comprises thermoplastic polycarbonate and the second layer comprises polyurea-urethane material and one or more additives. The first layer may comprise a polarizer. The composite lens may also comprise coatings or other components.