Why Do People Need Bifocal Lenses?

• No more need to look over the top of your reading glasses. The lenses accommodate for both near and far vision by adding a unique lower lens for reading and near vision.
• Bifocal glasses improve astigmatism and presbyopian. Even if you are not nearsighted or farsighted, bifocal lenses can reduce blurriness due to astigmatism, a vision disorder.
• Signs you might need Bifocal Eyeglasses. One of the main signs your eyes are changing and require bifocal correction is noticing things up close are clearer when you take off your glasses. This shows that your eyes are having trouble focusing up close and that bifocals are the solution you need.

How do they work?

Bifocal lenses work by providing two different magnification in one lens. If you look closely at this type of lens, you will see an invisible semi-circle line; this is where the two different magnification meet. Since we tend to look down when reading a book or looking at our phones, the bottom half of the lens is designed to help with reading.

Anyone who wears glasses knows what a hassle it can be to have to carry around separate prescription sunglasses for when you are outside. If you are constantly finding yourself leaving your sunglasses at home, or misplacing them, photochromic lenses may be a great option for you.

Photochromic lenses are a special type of lens that starts out clear and turn dark in the bright sunlight. They offer a convenient way to protect your eyes outdoors from UV rays and bright light without having to carry around a pair of sunglasses.