Reading lenses provide clear vision for close-up objects. However, they are designed for a specific reading distance, which may require the wearer to move closer to objects to see them clearly. This can result in an uncomfortable posture and contribute to neck and back strain over time.
Progressive lenses provide a limited field of clear vision for intermediate distances. This may cause wearers to tilt or lift their heads to find the clearest viewing area, potentially leading to strain in the neck and shoulder muscles.
Designed specifically around the visual demands of near and intermediate distances, it provides a wider, more comfortable field of vision for common office tasks such as working on a computer, reading documents, attending meetings and using your smartphone.
Switching seamlessly between laptop, monitor, and mobile devices
Following digital recipes and managing cooking tasks on a tablet
Reviewing patient records and reports on digital screens
Focusing on information and details across near and intermediate distance
Discover the technology behind the lenses.
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