I’ve had AR coatings on my glasses for years and I’d never go back not having it. I’m shortsighted and used to have a reflection of my eye in the lenses - horrible! They also do help at night, even if you don’t drive. I don’t really think the lenses get more smeared because they’re coated it’s just that it shows up more. I shouldn’t think it would make any difference with your prismatic lenses but your optician will advise.
Don't know what AR coating is. but my lenses are photo-chromic (change into sunglasses in sunlight) and varifocals and I've never had a problem with them .
I had AR coating on Zeiss lenses. I found them very smeary and despite using wipes, they never looked crystal clear. I don't do enough night driving to worry, so went back to non AR coating.
I had AR coating on my varifocals. It did stop some of the glare, but seemed to attract grime and grease to the lenses and they forever needed cleaning otherwise I could barely see through them. It became really annoying so opted not to have it on my latest pair and I’m much happier.
Does anyone have anti-reflective coating on their glasses? I have really thick lenses because I have prisms and driving at night is horrible because of the reflections of the car lights. Someone told me you can't have ar coatings with prisms but I can't find any information on that. I've got an eye test next week and want to explore my options before I get there.