Whanganui Midweek

Try our New Progressiv­e lenses

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I’ve tried progressiv­e lenses before and they did not work!

Millions of people wear progressiv­e lenses and love them. For those that have tried and failed there may be some hope! Why??

Technology

Technology has steadily advanced in progressiv­e lens design and new quality progressiv­es are far superior to the older technology you may have tried in the past. The advances have created less side distortion, swim and bigger clear areas for reading. They can even be custom designed to target/ optimise reading area, intermedia­te area or distance area. People that have failed before are now wearing progressiv­es successful­ly.

Type of progressiv­e. ‘Normal’ vs Occupation­al

‘Normal’ progressiv­e lenses are best for good distance and normal hand held reading and even laptops down on a desk, but you may struggle with them if you use a desktop computer that is straight ahead; In this instance we recommend an ‘occupation­al’ progressiv­e. These are designed with the straight ahead position in the middle distance and a small dip of the head allows vision far away. This makes the office environmen­t very easy and you do not have to take them off to walk around or swap to distance glasses or normal progressiv­es during the day. People with good distance vision will only need these to help seeing close tasks. People with poor distance vision will enjoy being able to wear these all day indoors, however usually need to swap back to distance glasses or ‘normal’ progressiv­e when going outside just for driving.

Give them a go - why not?

So if you’re struggling with your vision in your bifocal lenses it may be time to give new progressiv­e lens designs a try. You may have heard of the bifocal nod where you can’t get something clear through any part of your bifocal? Progressiv­es get rid of the nod as you find things become clear at all distances. Give them a go and if you still don’t like them we’ll replace them with a solution that works for you and refund you the difference.

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