Single vision lenses have only one prescription for farsightedness, nearsightedness, or astigmatism. Most prescription glasses and reading glasses have single vision lenses. Some people are able to use their single vision glasses for both far and near. Depending on the prescription, material and centration, standard single vision lenses could cause eye strain, distortions and blurry vision at night. No all-single vision lenses are the same.
Do I need glasses? Here are 7 signs you may need glasses.
- Bumping into or tripping over things.
- Squinting, frequent headaches, rubbing your eyes, or fatigue.
- Sitting too close to a digital screen.
- Unable to see far away or up close.
- Difficulty seeing at night.
- Trouble reading for any length of time or “seeing double” when reading.
- Feeling like you need to hold things farther away from you to see them better.
Active RelaxHD single vision lenses specifically designed for the 18–40-year olds’ visual behaviors to enjoy a dynamic and digital lifestyle. Their eyes need to focus up to several tens of thousands of times a day. For even reduced visual fatigue, consider combining these lenses with BlueShield protection.
Available in TransitionsG8, TransitionsG8 Xtractive and Xperio Polarized.
Active SVHD Free Form single vision lenses for improved visual quality. Made using advanced manufacturing technologies that allow extreme precision. This allows for better visual acuity and a wider field of vision compared to traditional single vision lenses.
Available in TransitionsG8, TransitionsG8 Xtractive, BlueShield and Xperio Polarized.
Active SV Wrap are designed for a comfortable vision adapted to fit sports, fashion, or oversized frames. These lenses incorporate a patented process for an optimized visual performance, even in movement. Thanks to a panoramic vision field, this design will ensure comfort for fashionistas with oversized frames as well as for athletes who often need wrap frames.
Available in TransitionsG8, TransitionsG8 Xtractive, BlueShield and Xperio Polarized.
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