These lenses have been designed to give good vision for people with presbyopia as they offer the convenience of distant and reading vision in the one lens, eliminating the need for separate reading glasses.

These lenses are available as soft, rigid or disposable frequent replacement lenses.

When this type of lens is not the answer,  maybe due to adaptation problems, another solution may be monovision, this is where one eye is corrected for distance and the other for near.

As this process is very subjective, and the answer varies from person to person, you will be able to trial the lenses  to find the  best solution for you.

These lenses are available as a disposable or conventional lens.

Presbyopia

During middle age, usually beginning in the 40s, people experience blurred vision at near points, such as when reading, sewing or working at the computer. There's no getting around it — this happens to everyone at some point in life, even those who have never had a vision problem before.

When people develop presbyopia, they find they need to hold books, magazines, newspapers, menus and other reading materials at arm's length in order to focus properly. When they perform near work, such as embroidery or handwriting, they may have headaches or eye strain, or feel fatigued.

Presbyopia is caused by an age-related process. This is different from astigmatism, near sightedness and far sightedness, which are related to the shape of the eyeball and caused by genetic factors, disease, or trauma. Presbyopia is generally believed to stem from a gradual loss of flexibility in the natural lens inside your eye.

The eye's lens stiffens with age, so it is less able to focus when you view something up close. The result is blurred near vision.

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