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varifocal lenses
Varifocal lenses
Varifocal lenses are engineered with three distinct vision zones:
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Distance Vision: The upper portion of the lens caters to far-off objects, perfect for activities like driving or watching television.
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Intermediate Vision: The middle section is tailored for mid-range focus, such as computer work or viewing items on a shelf.
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Near Vision: The lower part aids in close-up tasks like reading or using a smartphone.
Unlike bifocals or trifocals, varifocal lenses have no visible lines, ensuring a more natural visual experience and appearance.
Varifocal Advanced
+£119
Advanced lenses utilise Freeform technology to offer an enhanced field of vision at all distances,less distortion at the lens edge,and easy adaption for existing waerers when compared to more basic lenses.
Distance Intermediate Reading
Varifocal Elite HD
+£179
Elite varifocal are a more sophisticated Freeform design than our Advanced lenses. They feature a wider field of vision for reading, with significantly less peripheral distortion. Easy for first-time wearers to adapt to, Elite HD offers a 30% improvement in field of vision compared to a conventional lens.
Distance Intermediate Reading
Varifocal Supreme HD
+£229
Supreme test testtgdfgdh varifocal lenses use cutting-edge high-definition Digital Ray-Path technology to provide a 20% improved field of vision for intermediate and reading distances compared to the Elite lenses. They are especially good for computer and tablet use, and are our recommended varifocal for all wearers.
Distance Intermediate Reading
ESSILOR Lens
+£229
Easy2 Max Progressive Lens
The ESSILOR Easy2 Max Lens uses patented Vision First Design Technology to prioritise wearer clarity at all distances. I-Sync technology uses ray tracing techniques to reduce peripheral distortion, resulting in an easily adaptable lens with superior performance across our varifocal lenses. This premium option is highly recommended for new and existing varifocal wearers.
Distance Intermediate Reading
Varifocal lenses: Pros & Cons
The main advantage of varifocal lenses is that they allow the wearer to see at all distances with the same pair of glasses. For the majority of people they are the most convenient way to resolve the problem of needing different corrections for long distance, intermediate, and near. Once the glasses are on there’s no need to take them off, carry more than one pair of glasses around or swap between pairs.
However, for some people the blurring of images in the periphery of the lens, the limited field of vision for middle and near distances, and the head movements that they have to make to see through the correct parts of the lens for different distances are difficult. Adapting to varifocal lenses can take a little while for many new wearers, but most adapt to them after several days.
We offer a range of varifocal lenses to suit different needs and budgets:
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Standard Varifocals: Ideal for general use, providing clear vision at all distances.
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Premium Varifocals: Enhanced clarity and wider viewing zones for a more comfortable experience.
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Occupational Varifocals: Designed for specific tasks, such as computer work or driving.
Comparison Chart:
| Lens Type | Features | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Varifocals | Basic functionality | Everyday use |
| Premium Varifocals | Wider viewing zones, less distortion | Enhanced visual experience |
| Occupational Varifocals | Task-specific optimization | Work-related activities |