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MULTIFOCAL GLASSES – THE LEADING SOLUTION FOR PRESBYOPIA
Presbyopia is an eye condition that causes a decline in near vision, making it difficult to see objects up close. The primary cause of presbyopia is aging. It is a serious issue that significantly affects daily life. Therefore, those with presbyopia may consider the following solutions to manage this condition.
Progressive Lenses
Progressive Lenses
Progressive lenses feature multiple prescriptions for distance and near vision seamlessly integrated into a single lens. Wearers avoid age-related signs like squinting, lifting, or removing glasses and enjoy comfort in all activities—from leisure to work and travel.
Bifocal Glasses
Bifocal lenses consist of two distinct zones for distance and near vision, usually separated by a visible line on the lens. You can see far through the upper part and near through the lower part, but there is no intermediate zone, causing a break and inconvenience in vision. You also have to constantly adjust your posture to find the clear viewing area, which can lead to neck strain and headaches.
Reading Glasses
Reading glasses are single-vision lenses designed to help wearers see clearly at close range. However, they can be inconvenient because you need to remove them or switch to your distance glasses when looking far away, making them easy to misplace and revealing signs of aging. Additionally, due to limited customization, your eyes may become fatigued when wearing them for extended periods.
Frequently Asked Questions About Multifocal Glasses
DID YOU KNOW?
Your eyes make over 100,000 movements every day.
In today’s digitally connected world, our eyes work harder than ever to process information, making over 100,000 movements daily — constantly shifting and focusing as we move through life.
Briot Couture is an advanced solution designed to meet these evolving visual demands with progressive lenses.
Use progressive lenses that do not cause headaches. Any headache or dizziness usually occurs only during the initial adaptation period (about 1 week).
After about one week, your eyes will gradually adjust and adapt to progressive lenses.
Nowadays, many progressive lenses have the ability to change color to sunglasses when outdoors in the sun, and return to clear lenses when indoors.
You don’t necessarily have to wear progressive lenses all day; you can take them off during the day or wear them only when needed.
Clear and smooth vision
When you do many tasks throughout the day, you will experience clear vision while moving with seamless transitions from near to far. This means seeing everything clearly at every distance.