Varifocal lenses month

The magic of progressive lenses!

Yes, life is good even if you are long-sighted, because these magical lenses can offer you clear and comfortable vision at all distances.

Until 11 November 2023

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Everything you need to know about progressive lenses but were afraid to ask

1. The superpower of progressive lenses

Imagine wearing a single lens that allows you to see clearly from near, far and all
distances in between. It's like having three pairs of glasses all in one!

2. What is long-sightedness?

Presbyopia, or long-sightedness, is a natural phenomenon that usually occurs around midlife. Your ocular muscles lose some of their flexibility, making it more difficult to focus on close-up objects.

3. Smooth transition

With progressive lenses, there’s no need to switch glasses to see near and far. They have an upper portion for far vision, an intermediate zone for computers or screens, and a lower area for near vision.

4. Adjusting to change

At first, wearing progressive lenses can seem strange, as you need to learn to move your head slightly to use the different portions of the lens. But don't worry, it's like learning to drive a new car - you'll pick it up in no time!

5. Choose lenses that are tailor-made for you

There are different progressive lens designs depending on your lifestyle and visual needs. Some are optimised for computer screens, while others are better suited for outdoor activities.

6. Take care of your lenses

To extend the life of your progressive lenses, clean them regularly with a soft cloth and avoid placing them face down on hard surfaces.

7. Patience is key

If you’re new to progressive lenses, go easy on yourself during the adjustment period. Your brain and eyes need time to get used to this new way of seeing.

You’ll soon be ready to make the most of your progressive lenses! Don’t forget, life is good and with clear, sharp vision, you’ll enjoy it to the full. If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to seek advice from your Acuitis expert.