We do not say
“EU-certified”
without evidence.
ALPÉ lenses were tested by the independent AHD TMS laboratory against three international standards. These are the measured results.
Standards passed
A rigorous standard for eyewear sold in Europe and the UK, requiring independent tests for light transmission, UV filtering and traffic-signal recognition.
The American optical standard administered by ANSI, covering the safety and optical performance of non-prescription lenses.
The Australian and New Zealand standard for sunglasses and fashion spectacles, including UV and light-transmission testing.
Results by lens
Daily lenses
Nearly clear with a subtle yellow tint
Visible-light transmission (Tv)
Nearly clear
UV filtering
UVA + UVB = 0.00%
Blue light (up to 99%)
Filters the 450 nm peak
Filter category
Suitable for driving
Traffic-signal recognition
Suitable for road use
Standards passed
Evening lenses
Orange filter for blue and green light
Visible-light transmission (Tv)
Visible orange tint
UV filtering
UVA + UVB = 0.00%
Blue light (475–650 nm)
Maximum evening filtering
Filter category
For evening use
Traffic-signal recognition
Tested and passed
Standards passed
What does this mean for you?
Independent testing
The results come from the independent AHD TMS laboratory—not a self-declaration or marketing claim.
Three markets, three standards
The lenses passed European, American and Australian standards and meet three distinct regulatory frameworks.
Try them risk-free
The certificates document lens performance. If the glasses are not right for you, return them within the return window.
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Laboratory report: AHD TMS · Standards: BS EN ISO 12312-1:2013+A1:2015, ANSI Z80.3-2015, AS/NZS 1067.1:2016