Difficulty Seeing with New Glasses

I can’t see clearly even though I just got new glasses! Have you chosen the lens that’s best suited for you?

Improving Conditions through Lens Design or Vision Enhancement with Curved Frame Lenses

I can see clearly with my new glasses, but sometimes I feel a bit uncomfortable or tired. This may be due to the shape of the frame or the characteristics of my eyes.

Discomfort with Deep Curved Frames

When you wear glasses with deep curved frames, you may sometimes experience poorer vision compared to your usual glasses. Although both eyes see an object, the image can appear slightly blurred or out of focus. In this case, optical performance is reduced because the optical axis shifts relative to the line of sight, thus reducing visual satisfaction.

Discomfort When Wearing Bifocal Glasses

Additionally, some bifocal lens users have reported vision issues. When the design or type of lens changes, you might not use the intermediate or near viewing areas properly. The stronger addition (add power) for near vision compared to your previous glasses may occasionally make it difficult to adapt to the new glasses.

Measures / Improvements

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Difficulty Seeing with New Glasses

I can’t see clearly even though I just got new glasses! Have you chosen the lens that’s best suited for you?

Measures / Improvements

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