Essilor earns Good Housekeeping award for second year

Essilor of America announced Monday that it has been awarded with Good Housekeeping's Seal for its Crizal No-Glare lens product portfolio.

The lenses have now received the seal for 2 consecutive years, according to a press release.

As detailed on Good Housekeeping's website, products earn the award only after evaluation from the Good Housekeeping Research Institute.

"Good Housekeeping maintains good taste and exercises strict editorial judgment as to products it will accept for advertising in the printed magazine and in reviewing all of the advertising copy it publishes in it," the website states. "Good Housekeeping bestows its seal on those advertiser’s products that have been evaluated by the Good Housekeeping Research Institute and have been assessed to perform as intended. These judgments are the basis of the Good Housekeeping Consumers’ Refund or Replacement Policy."

Essilor noted in its release that Crizal is the only lens brand to currently have the Good Housekeeping Seal.

“Receiving the Good Housekeeping Seal for a second year in a row is a testament to Essilor’s ambition to excel as an industry innovator, providing products that meet and exceed patients’ visual needs,” Lauri Crawford, senior vice president of marketing for Essilor of America, said in the release. “We’re proud to be recognized with such an honor that brings patients an even greater awareness of the high quality of Crizal lenses and provides eye care professionals with confidence that they are recommending the best products for their patients’ vision.”