Noticing your phone feels too close to see, but the road signs still look clear? Thats often the first sign of presbyopia, a natural change that usually starts in your 40s. It means they are evolving, and your lenses can evolve with them.
Multifocal glasses are designed to help you move seamlessly from books to screens to the open road, all with a single pair of lenses. But when is the right time to make the switch? Here are the signs.
Menu, messages, even the morning paper — they all feel clearer when they are farther away.
This is the classic start of presbyopia, and it is exactly what multifocal are built to solve.
One for distance. Another for reading. Juggling glasses is frustrating — and unnecessary. Progressive lenses combine near, intermediate, and distance vision into one seamless solution.
If your laptop or tablet feels like a gray zone — not quite near, not quite far — multifocal bridge that gap with a dedicated intermediate zone, designed for screen comfort.
Look at your most recent prescription. If there is a section marked ADD (with a number like +1.50 or +2.00), it is your cue: your optometrist is signaling it is time to add near-vision support.
Eyes that feel strained after switching between books, screens, and conversations are often working harder than they need to. Multifocal spread the workload, so your vision stays comfortable longer.
One pair. All day. For work, reading, and driving — no switching, no lines, no compromises. Thats why most people make the move to progressives.
Ask yourself:
If not, it is time.
Weve designed our experience to make adapting easy — even for first-time wearers:
Most users adapt in just a few days. Once they do, they rarely look back.