Collection: Lens Selection (to be fit in Prescription eye sight glasses)
It looks like you're looking for some assistance in choosing the right lenses for your eyesight glasses. With so many options, it can get a bit overwhelming, but I'm here to help break it down for you:
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CR (Hard Coated): Great for basic, everyday use. These lenses are scratch-resistant, making them durable for daily wear and tear.
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Computer Lens (Multi-Coated): Ideal for those who spend a lot of time on digital screens. These lenses reduce glare and improve clarity, making screen time easier on your eyes.
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Blue Cut (Blue Ray Blocker): Perfect for reducing exposure to harmful blue light from digital screens. This can help reduce eye strain and improve sleep quality.
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Transition Lenses: If you're frequently moving between indoors and outdoors, these lenses darken in sunlight and stay clear indoors, providing convenience and protection.
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Transition + Computer Lenses: Combines the benefits of transition lenses with additional glare reduction. Ideal for those who need both features.
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Bifocal Lenses: Suitable for people who need both distance and near vision correction. These lenses have two distinct optical powers.
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Bifocal + Computer Lenses: Adds an anti-glare coating to bifocal lenses, making them better for screen use.
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Progressive Lenses: Offer seamless vision for all distances, without the distinct lines found in bifocal lenses. They're a good choice for people who need multifocal correction.
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Progressive + Computer Lenses: Adds anti-glare coating to progressive lenses, making them ideal for those who need multifocal correction and spend a lot of time on screens.
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