Lenses And Coatings

Near vision lenses are primarily used for people who are farsighted (hyperopic). They help users see close objects more clearly, such as when reading books, working on a computer, or sewing. They are typically prescribed for people who have trouble focusing on objects that are close to them.

These lenses are designed to help individuals see objects clearly at a distance. They are ideal for people who are nearsighted (myopic) and have difficulty seeing things far away, such as road signs or the board in a classroom. These lenses are typically worn throughout the day, especially for driving, watching TV, or other activities that require clear long-distance vision.

Progressive lenses provide a seamless transition between distance, intermediate, and near vision. They accommodate various viewing zones in a single lens, allowing you to see far-off objects, use a computer comfortably, and read up-close with ease. These lenses offer the closest experience to natural vision, making them an excellent choice for multifunctional eyeglasses.

Bifocal lenses provide a distinct separation between the distance and the reading part of the glasses by utilizing a segmented half-shaped circle in the bottom portion of the lenses for magnification. This segment causes a visible line on the lens. For these type of lenses, the PD (Pupillary Distance) measurement is very important to ensure that the center of vision is placed correctly on the lenses.

A UV protection coating contains a transparent dye that effectively blocks ultraviolet rays, safeguarding your eyes from potential harm caused by UV exposure.

Lenses with an anti-scratch coating are treated to be more durable and resistant to scratches, extending their lifespan and maintaining their clarity over time.

This advanced coating minimizes glare and reflections, making lenses appear clearer and less noticeable. It enhances vision while working on computers, driving in bright sunlight, or navigating environments with high glare.