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Tested Success Since 2011
- Founded: In 2011 by Dr. Ben Z at UPenn to help a color-deficient friend.
- Inspiration: Success of his colorblind glasses led to Pilestone’s creation. Now, Pilestone has helped over 30k experience colors globally.
Understanding Color Vision Deficiency (CVD)
- Causes: Often due to genetic mutations affecting color-sensing proteins in retinal cone cells.
- Variability: Mutations differ among individuals, leading to various types and severities of color deficiencies.
How Pilestone Glasses Work
- Technology: Utilize optical filters to selectively block specific wavelengths of light.
- Benefits: Reduces color confusion and improves contrast.
Tips for Optimal Results
- Test: Take Pilestone's free online colorblind test to select the best lens.
- Usage: Wear the selected glasses for a total of 25 hours in bright environments.
- Note: Individual experiences Vary.
Pilestone Lens Selection System
Select the type that helps you see the numbers 98, 99, 60 (top to bottom, left to right)
Type A – Brown Lens (Mild/Moderate Red-Green CVD):
Models: TP-012 Narrow, TP-006 Aviator, TP-022 Kids, TP-017 Sporty, TP-018 Clip-On, TP-024 Large
Type B – Purple Lens (Strong/Severe Red-Green CVD):
Models: TP-105 Nova Aviator, TP-025 Large, TP-032 Medium, TP-035 Classic Aviator, TP-030 Kids, TP-028 Sporty, TP-125 Luxurious
Type C – Light Brown (Mild/Moderate Red-Green CVD for Indoor Use):
Models: TP-021 Indoor Only
Type D – Red Lens (Moderate/Strong Red Deficiency):
Models: GM-2 Narrow, GM-3 Clip-On, TP-016 Sporty, TP-042 Kids, TP-036 Aviator
Type E – Bluish Grey Lens (Mild/Moderate Blue-Yellow CVD):
Models: TP-020 Large, TP-047 Clip-On
Type F – Grey Lens (Mild/Moderate Red-Green CVD):
Models: TP-002 Medium, TP-004 Clip-On, TP-005 Sporty
Additional Lenses:
Blue Lens (Moderate/Strong Blue Deficiency): TP-008 Medium, TP-048 Clip-On
Yellow Lens (Moderate/Strong Yellow Deficiency): TP-009 Medium, TP-023 Clip-On