Difficulty Seeing with New Glasses

I can't see everything clearly even though I have new glasses! Did you choose the most suitable lenses for me?

Improve the situation with lens design or enhance vision with support from curved frame lenses.

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

Discomfort with Deep Curved Frames

When you get glasses with deep curved frames, sometimes you feel that your vision is worse than with the glasses you usually use. Although you see an object with both eyes, it appears slightly out of focus and blurry. In this case, optical performance is reduced due to the optical axis shifting from the line of sight, and thus, satisfaction with vision decreases.

Discomfort Wearing Bifocal Glasses

Additionally, from some bifocal glasses users, we have heard about vision issues. When the design or type of glasses changes, you may not be using the middle or near vision areas properly. The stronger (additional) power for near vision compared to the glasses previously used can make it feel difficult to use the new glasses at times.

Measures / Improvements

• Consider the positional relationship of the eyes, choose a lens type with an optimal design based on information about the surrounding angle and vertex distance.
• Get accustomed to the characteristics of bifocal glasses, learn about the range of vision and how to use them.
• Choose a bifocal contact lens that has neuroscience accessibility and is easy to wear.