It used to be in our parents generation the only choice that was offered were those old fogey looking bifocal lenses, but thank goodness with the technology offered today our vision choices give us quite a few more options, one of them being progressive lenses.
They are often known as no-line bifocals as the visible line is now no longer visible and help to disguise the fact that you're now that certain age where reading glasses are now necessary.
You can simply appear to be the fashionable and trendy person you've always been.
There are some distinct advantages to choosing progressive lenses.
Progressive lenses are designed to provide lens power for all viewing distances both near and at a distance.
No more peering over or under your lenses as your vision will remain clear in any direction you turn your head.
They allow comfortable viewing at your computer keyboard and monitor enabling you to work as efficient as you need to.
The adaptation to modern progressive lenses is made easy as the corridor of vision is vertically down each progressive lens.
Measurements are taken of each eye to ensure that the correct vision corridor is prescribed for your progressive lenses.
You will not experience image jumping that is so common in trifocal or bifocal glasses.
The reason for this is that the lens power is designed to be seamless allowing you to change focus comfortably both near and distance viewing.
Lens manufacturers devise compact designs that allow for larger reading zones within the short corridor design which translates into smaller, more comfortable and more fashionable frame choices.
Progressive lenses are the most popular lenses for correcting nearsightedness.
They are designed mainly for computer use that offer a wider intermediate zone.
As with any new eye wear there may be a short adjustment period.
That holds true for progressive lenses as well; which is usually a couple of days.
In the beginning you may experience slight occasions of objects appearing slightly blurry but as your eyes adjust your vision will correct itself.
Conversations with your eye care doctor will assure you receive the specific type of progressive lenses needed.
So be sure to ask some of the questions mentioned here to ensure you get the correct information for your particular situation.
They are often known as no-line bifocals as the visible line is now no longer visible and help to disguise the fact that you're now that certain age where reading glasses are now necessary.
You can simply appear to be the fashionable and trendy person you've always been.
There are some distinct advantages to choosing progressive lenses.
Progressive lenses are designed to provide lens power for all viewing distances both near and at a distance.
No more peering over or under your lenses as your vision will remain clear in any direction you turn your head.
They allow comfortable viewing at your computer keyboard and monitor enabling you to work as efficient as you need to.
The adaptation to modern progressive lenses is made easy as the corridor of vision is vertically down each progressive lens.
Measurements are taken of each eye to ensure that the correct vision corridor is prescribed for your progressive lenses.
You will not experience image jumping that is so common in trifocal or bifocal glasses.
The reason for this is that the lens power is designed to be seamless allowing you to change focus comfortably both near and distance viewing.
Lens manufacturers devise compact designs that allow for larger reading zones within the short corridor design which translates into smaller, more comfortable and more fashionable frame choices.
Progressive lenses are the most popular lenses for correcting nearsightedness.
They are designed mainly for computer use that offer a wider intermediate zone.
As with any new eye wear there may be a short adjustment period.
That holds true for progressive lenses as well; which is usually a couple of days.
In the beginning you may experience slight occasions of objects appearing slightly blurry but as your eyes adjust your vision will correct itself.
Conversations with your eye care doctor will assure you receive the specific type of progressive lenses needed.
So be sure to ask some of the questions mentioned here to ensure you get the correct information for your particular situation.
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