Which type of patient would benefit most from AR coating?

Patients who drive at night would benefit most from anti-reflective (AR) coating on their glasses due to the reduced glare from oncoming headlights and streetlights. AR coating helps to minimize reflections on the lens, allowing for clearer vision by increasing light transmission through the lens. This is particularly crucial during nighttime driving where glare can significantly impair visibility and can lead to discomfort and potential safety risks.

While the other groups mentioned might have specific needs that could be addressed with different types of lenses or coatings, they do not experience the same critical issues with glare that night drivers do. For example, people spending long hours outdoors may face UV exposure challenges, while children using digital devices might require blue light filtering. Those with allergies may benefit from anti-fog coatings or other specialized options, but these do not directly address the glare reduction essential for safe driving at night. Therefore, night driving scenarios highlight the importance of AR coatings most effectively.