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Choosing Between Progressive Vs Bifocals

Progressive lenses are a relatively new concept within the world of ophthalmic lenses. Now, more than ever, people are looking for aesthetically better lenses that do not make the wearer appear aged. Bifocal lenses have been the go to eyeglass lenses for people who need near as well as far vision correction. The bifocal lens wearers feel that their lenses with a start dividing line which distinguishes the part for farsighted power and nearsighted power make them feel old.

The higher pricing of progressive lenses make people choose bifocals for their needs but there are certain features which help progressive lenses offer better vision correction than bifocals.

The progressive lenses are made without lines, which means, wearing a progressive lens will not make you look old. The lenses won’t have a distinct line or special region for the near power. Many people use two glasses individually to help them look younger than they are. Aesthetically, bifocal lenses are surely a big no-no. The need for reading glasses immediately provides an image of old age.

The progressive lenses don’t have lines to distinguish the near section and the other sections. The lenses are created strategically to fit the vision of a person. The lower section has the power for reading and doing near work. The intermediate section offers clear vision at arm’s length and the top section provides clean far vision.

The progressive lenses reduce the need to carry another pair of glasses to suit the needs of reading glasses. While the sectors are invisible, the progressive lenses offer clear vision for the wearer. All you need to do is look downwards through the bottom section of the lens for clear near vision and when you’re looking at objects far away, gaze through the top section of the lens. This way it becomes easier to see with progressive lenses and afterwards it turns into a daily habit.

The progressive lenses do take time to get adjusted to, for a first time wearer; it can become a hassle to make the habit to gaze at the centre of the lens for reading at arm’s length and looking upwards for far vision. It does take a bit of practice but ultimately progressive lenses provide you a great vision, quite similar to the natural vision.

Bifocal lenses are a way more affordable option but many a times, the visual clarity offered by the progressive lenses are far better. Mostly today, GKB Opticals offers great quality progressive lenses that fit into the latest stylish eyeframes. Most branded eyewear frames can be fitted with the latest progressive lenses that are thinner and more aesthetically appealing. So, enjoying all that’s happening around you is easier with progressive lenses. Get in touch with our Optical assistants over call at 1800 419 1990 or mail us at cs@gkboptical.com for quick answers. We are also available on chat, so you can get hel in real time from our optical assistants.

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Understand Your Prescription

GKB Opticals is your one stop destination for all eyewear requirements, from sunglasses to eyeglasses to contact lenses, you will find a plethora of choice. While most online websites might have a really complicated and confusing prescription lens ordering portal, GKB Opticals has simplified the process; but it surely makes it easier when you have a good knowledge about the different parts of your prescription.

SPH:

SPH or Sphere is the value that indicates the amount of vision correction required for farsightedness or nearsightedness. If it’s a Positive sign, it means you have a farsighted prescription; if it’s a negative value, then you are nearsighted.

CYL:

CYL means Cylinder power and this is the value that’s used to denote the amount of astigmatism you have. This value can be a positive or a negative value and if left blank then it means you don’t have astigmatism.

AXIS:

Axis is the value that denotes the direction of your astigmatism. The direction of your astigmatism will be a value between 1 to 180 degrees and will also indicate the angle at which the lens should be set into the frame.

PRISM:

‘PRISM’ of ‘PRISMATIC POWER” denotes the amount of Prismatic power required for your spectacles. This is usually applicable for people who have eyes that have problem working together simultaneously. This value is usually used to align the eyes and also correct the muscle imbalance that is common among patients with such eye problems. Also it is used to eliminate and reduce the double images and headaches that are likely to appear from the eye problem.

BASE:

The BASE value is mainly used by the optical lens manufacturing lab to indicate where your prismatic power should be applied for proper lens dispersal. This is important value that accompanies the PRISM value and is mainly required by the Optical lab.

VA:

Visual Acuity or VA stands for the standard of vision in both eyes after the corrections. This value is represented in fractions. The larger the denominator, the worse the eyesight in that particular eye.

ADD /NEAR:

ADD or NEAR is the value which represents the NEAR ADDITION and is used to indicate the amount of additional correction required for better reading. This is the value of eye correction required for reading at the arm’s length.

DISTANCE: If you’re getting Bifocal lenses, this value will tell the lens manufacturing lab the amount of correction to be added to the top segment of the lens. Also the value specifies the amount of correction required to improve far vision.

PD: This many or may not be mentioned on the prescription and sometimes you may need to ask your doctor to measure it for you. PD or Pupilary Distance is the distance between the two centers of your pupils. This distance is usually measured by Millimeters and is usually written in two formats. One format mentions the total distance from one pupil to the other and in some cases the distance from the centre of the nose is mentioned separately. For the first type, the value can be denoted in this way: 55(55m) or for the each eye method the values can be L28 R 29.

 

So, these are all the information you will need to understand your prescription. Understand and take note of your prescription for the best online ordering experience and even if you’re getting lenses offline, knowing the abbreviations and their meanings will surely make you a smarter shopper.

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How To Take Care Of Contact Lenses Properly

How many times did you wish you could get rid of those ugly spectacles and enjoy your spectacle free look? Then, contact lenses are one of the best ways to achieve a natural clean look without losing the vision correction.

Contact lenses are available in multiple variants and are suitable for most individuals, and their vision needs. Whether you’re a sports person or a retired person, contact lenses are perfect for you. All you need is the knowledge to take proper care of your contact lenses so that you can enjoy them without stressing.

How to Wear and Remove Contact Lenses:

Wearing and removing contact lenses are quite tricky and it might take you a few tries before you get the hang of it. But once learnt you can do it easily and without thinking twice. Here are a few simple tips to keep your first time contact lens wearing experience pleasant.

  • First get your eyes checked by a trained eye specialist and consult whether you are a good candidate for contact lenses. Though contacts suit most people, it’s best to be sure before you invest in pricey contacts.
  • For people who need vision correction the whole day, then contacts can act as a good option? But choose one with high water content and according to your prescribed type. Some of you might be prescribed to wear Gas Permeable contacts while some may be advised to wear soft contacts.
  • Avoid cosmetic lenses, and try to wear contacts made especially for your vision problem. Choose from brands like Alcon, Bausch & Lomb and Johnson & Johnson.
  • For first time users trim your nails and make sure you wash your hands with an unscented soap and water and let it air dry.
  • Then take out the contacts from its case and place it on your palm and use contact lens solution to moisten it. Then take the lens on your right hand index finger and hold your upper eyelid with your left hand.
  • Looking into the mirror use your ring and little finger to hold your lower eyelid down so that you can get an unobstructed view of the eyes. Now place the lens on your eyes and move your eyes quickly so that the lens settles into the right place.
  • Keep blinking quickly to produce tears for the lens to get placed successfully. And repeat on the other eye in the same manner. Don’t rub your eyes and use a bit of eye drops to calm the eyes and reduce the redness.

Taking care of your Contact Lenses after wearing:

For lenses that have a wearing time of more than a day, you will need to store them in special containers and disinfect them so that they don’t get contaminated. Here are some quick  tips to avoid problems like infections and eye discomfort with long wearing lenses.

  • Always remove and wear lenses with clean hands and use lens solutions to moisten lenses prior to wearing.
  • Don’t over wear lenses, lenses come with a wear time and extended wearing the lens even after the suggested wear time will create problems for your eyes. Always keep a second pair at hand and throw away the lens as soon as the prescribed wear time is exhausted.
  • Always change your lens solution every day, and change your lens case every six months to avoid any infections.
  • Always use multipurpose lens solutions to clean lenses. Lens cleaning removes dust, dirt, proteins and bacteria from lenses and keeps them safe for wearing.
  • Don’t sleep with your lenses on, and alternate between the spectacles and lenses to avoid long term lens wearing problems like lack of oxygen supply to your eyes, changes in the thickness and shape of the cornea, formation of micro cysts and vision loss. Also possible eye problems include swelling of the cornea, dry eyes, inflammation, allergic reaction, infections etc.

So, be a smart contact lens wearer and take proper care of your contacts. Follow these tips and get the maximum use out of your contact lenses.

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Steps To Choose our Eyeglasses Properly

Eyeglasses are no longer uncool, they are one of the most trendy accessories of the young and hip generation. Eyeglasses are very versatile with many designs and metals being used to create these stylish accessories, it’s definitely easy to get confused about what style or design one should go for. Clearly, many prospective buyers go through a lot of pain in selecting their perfect frames and sometimes even settle for whatever their optical store salesman hands them. But today, we offer you an extensive guide so as to ease your problems.

Step 1:  Determine your face shape

You might feel strange when we put importance to recognizing your face shape, but it’s the first step towards choosing an eyeglass that’s worth your time and money. So, before even checking out eyeframes, decide what type of face you have. Here are the most common ones: Round, square, oblong, heart, diamond, rectangular, oval and many more. You can check out our face shape guide for details on how to determine your face shape.

Step 2: Determine which Frame Shapes Look Best for Your Face Shape

Whether you’re a first time wearer or purchasing a replacement or additional glasses, always choose a frame that’s marked as compatible with your face shape. Noone wants to look strange wearing their glasses. Skip round frames if you already have round face shape, if you have a square face shape, avoid thick square frames which make you face look more square.  All of our eyeframes come with indicators which display the ideal face shapes for each  frames, so take note and choose accordingly.

Step 3: Determine the Frame Material& Size

Eyeglasses frames are made from different materials like metal. Titanium, shell, plastic and more. Some even have speailjewellery like designs wth precious metals or rhinestones on them, some can even come with diamonds studden in their eyeframes, so choose wisely. For a more durable eyeframe that is also very lightweight choose Titanium eyeframes. Shell eyeframes and plastic eyeframes come in a variety of colors and designs. Also it’simportanct to know which frame sizes are required for your face shape. Most faces suit medium frmae sizes but you can check out your esictingeyeframe for the dimensions and compare with the eyeframes on GKB Opticals for the best fitting.

Step 4: Choose your Frames design

Eyeframes are mainly categorized by their frame designs which include Full rimmed, Half rimmed and rimless eyeglasses . Full rimmed styles are most common and are safe if you’re always dropping or mishandling your glasses. The frame protects the lens , but it also creates a line around your vision and can change your looks. Half rimmed or semi rimless ones have a rimmed upper portion (viz. the temple) but don’t have rimmed lower portions, making them more comfortable and easier to own. Rimless eyeframes are the least obtrusive and can be really lightweight too. But they also come with chance of damage to the lens by accidentally dropping the lenses.

Step 5: Decde upon the Brand

At the GKB Opticals online catalog, you will find numerous branded spectacle frames that you won’t find anywhere else. Choose from high end brands like Ray Ban, Oakley, Vogue, Tommy Hilfiger, Prada, Gucci, Versace and more. You’ll also find affordable spectacle eyeglass frames from Lance Bremmer, Inspira and Legacy. Browse through the catalog, use the panel on the left side to refine your search. You might just get some extra discounts and deals too, just check out the online store or ring us at 1800 419 1990 for any queries and to know about special offers and promotions(If any).

Step 5: Choose your lens package

If you’re getting lenses without power you will need ‘Plano Lenses’ , if you have single vision, rhen thee are nuktiple lens packages for you. If you require bifocal lenses, you will again have a few choises to make . Also there are hhigh index lenses,  progressive lenses and many, many more. So if you’re stuck or confused with what lenses to choose let our customer support guide you through the purchase.

Step 6 : Try on Eyeframes using Virtual Try on Tool

It always makes sense to try out how your eyeglasses look before you place the order, so make use of GKB Optical’s online virtual try on tool and see how your chosen eyeframe looks on your face. Upload or click your photo using your webcam ; or you can also choose a model face similar to your face shape to try on the eyeglass.

Step 7: Finalize & Checkout

After you’re sanguine that your selected frame is Ok, Upload your prescription, or let our customer care executives guide you through the next phrases. Add your lens order or get your eyeframes only, and pay for your order. In a few days, you will receive your eyeframes at home.

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How Computer Glasses Work – An Overview

Computer glasses are special glasses that are designed to provide the eyes comfortable vision while working on digital devices like laptops and desktops. Advancement of technology has made computers and laptops a part of our daily life and has become inevitable at our workstations too.

Computer glasses are mostly designed to eliminate the harsh lights emitted from the backlit screens used in digital devices such as desktops, laptops, tabs and mobile phones. Every day while we are busy at working on the digital screens or mobiles we don’t feel that we’re causing discomfort for our eyes. Eyes are really active organs which constantly work to provide us the clearest vision and give our brains the information to work properly.

When we work on digital screens we force our eyes to readjust focus on what’s in front constantly. When we shift from pictures to text our eyes quickly adjust focus to keep the text in focus. Our eyes also keep adjusting the focus while we shift between the keyboard and screen. Also improper lighting can aggravate the problem.

The main problem for people working on digital devices for extended period is the aftereffects and eye problems faced while working. The most common symptoms of eye problem resulting from use of computers and digital devices are known as Computer Vision Syndrome or CVS.

The main problems experienced in CVS headaches after using digital devices, blurry vision, neck pain , eye strain, eye redness, fatigue, dry eyes, irritation in the eyes, vertigo or dizziness, double vision, polyopia and problems in refocusing the eyes.

The scary fact is that National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health has shared their findings that about 90% users, who spend 3+ hours before a computer, will face some symptoms of CVS. One of the main problems faced during using a digital device is the reflections and excessive blue-violet lights. Also when we read our eyes blink fewer times, causing straining in our eyes and also causing dry eyes. So, it’s really important that one uses some kind of eye protection to reduce the eye problems associated with computer vision syndrome.

The Best way to reduce eye problems and increase your chances of keeping your eyes unaffected from the harsh lights from computer screens, computer glasses are the best solutions. Computer glasses are really useful to keep eyes more relaxed and feeling easy while you work on the computer. These glasses are specially tinted to reduce the amount of light passing to your eyes which reduces the eye fatigue. Also computer glasses come with an anti glare coating which is said to reduce the unnecessary reflections and block excessive lights, also causing eyes to feel more relaxed.

Computer glasses are formulated to block and reduce the amount of light that enters our eyes. Blue light focuses in front of the retina and forces our eyes to constantly shift it’s focus to keep the object/ text/ image in front in focus. This makes it tough for our eyes to keep up and causes fatigue. So, wearing a specially crafted computer glass eliminates the constant need to keep focusing and reduces fatigue.

So if you’re spending more than three hours in-front of a computer or digital screen opt for computer glasses and reduce your eye straining and fatigue.

 

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Beat The Heat With Cool Offers from GKB Opticals.

GKB Opticals, India’s premier Eyewear destination presents a wide array of offers for our customers to beat the Summer heat. So, visit your nearest stores or shop online to get the best deals and offers . Summer season has arrived and the heat has been soaring!

This summer if you’re purchasing a spectacle, don’t go anywhere else! Visit GKB Opticals for attractive offers on eyeglasses, sunglasses and Contact lenses. With a wide range of latest designs, you will definitely find a design that suits your needs and matches your persona.

GKB Opticals believes in personalized care. Step into a store or log onto the website for the personalized eyecare experience. You can also avail a lot of offers both online and offline.  With thousands of designs of Spectacle frames and many lens packages to suit your needs and budget it’s easy to get your new spectacles done without stepping out into the sun through www.gkboptical.com.

Summer requires the additional care for your eyes , with sunglasses that can protect your eyes from potential harm like UV damage, sunburn, temporary Photokeratitis etc. This can be avoided with proper sun protection. Sunglasses from affordable and premium brands are available from GKB Opticals.

Choose from stylish aviator sunglasses, wayfarer, clubmasters sunglass, oversized sunglasses and more at affordable prices. The best option might be to get Rx Sunglasses done with your prescription so that you see clearly throughout the day, even when you’re out in the sun. Now you can get your Rx sunglasses done at a discounted price with the ‘Beat The Heat’ offer from GKB Opticals. Buy premium eyeglasses in square, oval half rimmed, rimmed and rimless designs. Also checkout the wide range of titanium and lightweight frames from GKB .

Buy your spectacle; choose to get lenses done along with your Eyeframes from In house brands and get great add-on offers for your next purchase. For a total lens and eye frame combo without offers you can get upto 30% off on your next purchase.

For branded Eyeframes and lens combo customers can avail upto 15% off on their next spectacle frame purchase, provided they’re getting complete spectacles done. Also there’s a choice to get 15% off on branded Rx Sunglasses. For Oakley or Ray Ban, customers can avoid 10% off on their Rx Sunglass purchase.

For in house brands like Legacy, Inspira and Lance Bremmer Eyeframes, when purchased along lenses customers can get Sundrive sunglasses for free; they only pay for the lenses. Also as an alternative, customers can avail 30% off on Eyeframes when they purchase complete spectacles.

For contact lens purchase above Rs 2000, customers can get 25% off on plano Sunglasses from Sundrive.

Offer starts today, so go get your new Eyeglasses and sunglasses done from GKB Opticals and enjoy exciting discounts.

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Tips for Protecting Your Glasses

Your glasses are important and whether or not you wear them daily, it’s required that you keep them safe. Eyeglasses can wear off with regular wear and tear and both the Eyeframes and lenses can get damaged with regular use. Lenses can get scratched with regular usage from things like clothes, dust etc and from other mishaps. Also if not stored properly it can get scratched from foreign objects which are stored together. This makes it important to keep it safe throughout the day.

Here are the steps you should take to keep your glasses protected everyday.

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Step 1: Keep Your Glasses in A Case

We all know that keeping spectacles open or in a space where it can come in contact with sharp objects is not at all advisable, but we mostly disregard this. Sometimes we keep spectacles in bags or purses or in pockets, forcing them to get scratched by items like keys, coins, pens and many more things. IF you wear polycarbonate lenses with coatings, this will make visible scratches on your lens surface and damage your lenses over time. Scratches damage the coatings like UV coatings, dust free or water resistance coatings and create disturbing scratches on the surface. Glass lenses show more resistance to scratches but nonetheless keeping them safe in a box is required. Always use spectacle cases for your eyeglasses when they’re not in use.

Step 2: Clean properly

Another mistake that most spectacle wearers make is not using appropriate cleaning solutions and soft cloth for cleaning lenses. Everyone has at least once used their clothing’s to clean their glasses on the go, since they got soiled or needed immediate cleaning. But lenses can get damaged when proper cleaning solutions or cleaning cloth is not used. It’s advised to use either lint free clothes or microfiber cloth to clean the lenses.

Also use proper solutions for cleaning the lenses like lens cleaning solutions meant to be used for lens cleaning. Or use plain water to wipe off the dust particles in running water and wipe gently with a microfiber cloth.

Step 3: Know When to Replace your Lens or Frame:

It’s necessary that you know when to replace your lenses or frame. Lenses and frame both get worn out with regular use and it’s necessary that you know when to replace your lenses. The time to change your lenses can be when your lenses get scratched too much or if they start developing cracks. Sometimes your visit to the doctor might indicate that your prescription has changed. For spectacles frames, when your frames show signs of damage like peeling, or breaking of parts, or damage to the nose bridge or the temples, you might want to get a new pair as soon as possible.

It’s easy to change your lenses or frames; you can do it at a shop or buy it online. For online purchases, you can choose www.gkboptical.com and choose from a wide variety of 1450+ frame designs and many lens packages to suit your needs and budget. You can choose from designer Eyeframes or simple affordable eyeglass frames whichever your requirement is. You can also choose between full rimmed, half rimmed or rimless Eyeframes depending on your face shape or the look you personally prefer.

You can get rimless frames if you’re looking for a clean look where your glasses create the least obstructions. These frames also are quite weightless so you’ll feel as if your spectacles have lost weight. Rimmed frames offer a change in your look and give you a more polished professional look. Whereas full rimmed frames help to give you a differen look altogether.

No matter what frames or lenses you get, it’s important to get scratch resistant lenses to reduce lens damage. Also don’t take your glasses near high heat or very low temperatures where it can function properly. So these are some ways by which you can make your eyeglasses stay in great shape for a longer period.

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Fun facts about human eye

Eyes are precious organs and more often than not people forget to take proper care of their eyes. Until and unless we face any eye problems we hardly give proper care for our eyes. Our eyes are amazing organs and there are some amazing fun facts about eyes that can make your wonder!

Fact 1:

We all know eyelashes keep eyes safe from dust and dirt but did you know that the average life span of eyes is about 5 months. Also, did you know that the length of the eyelashes shed by a human all throughout his life is more than 98 feet.

Fact 2:

Eyes stay the same size from your birth to your death. But your nose and ears don’t stop growing.

Fact 3:

All our muscles are made from tissues that contain blood vessels and need blood to Do you know that corneas are the only tissues that don’t have blood.

Fact 4:

Our retinas perceive the outside world as upside down and the images in our retina are split in half as well as distorted; it’s our brain that constantly keeps on working to keep these distorted and upside down images create our vision.

Fact 5

Humans originally had brown eyes; the blue eyes came as a mutation around 6000 years ago. The rarest eye color is green.

Fact 6:

If you have blue eye color, you can be linked to a single ancestor with who all other blue eyed people across the world share a link.

Fact 7:

Fingerprints are unique and are used widely for identification. A fingerprint has 40 unique characteristics but a retina has 256. This is the reason why increasingly retina scans are being preferred over fingerprint scan for identification.

Fact 8:

80% of all eye problems in the world can be avoided or treated if diagnosed in time or if they get adequate vision correctors. Eyes are known to heal really quickly and it’s been proved that it can repair minor corneal scratch in less than 48 hours. With proper care and vision aid, eyes can perform well and stay healthy. To keep eyes healthy, proper eye checkup is essential. If vision correction is required for refraction problems like myopia, presbyopia, astigmatism etc one can get spectacles or eyewear as required after consulting with an eye specialist.

Fact 9 :

It’s not possible to transplant a whole eye, since more than 1 million nerve fibers connect the eyes to the brain. When people talk about eye transplant, they are actually talking about transplant of the cornea. Medical science has not yet figured out a way to reconstruct the nerve fibers that connect the eyes to the brain.

Fact 10:

An eye is constructed of more than two million working parts which provide our eyes the ability to see properly. It is also the most active muscles in our body and do not rest while we’re sleeping too.

 

Hope these interesting facts will make you understand how much our vision is worth and how much we neglect our eyes. Take care of your eyes; use protective eyewear and vision correction as and when required.

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The Differences of Bifocal, Progressive and Reading Glasses

Optical lenses are manufactured in numerous types as well as materials. These lenses can offer a multitude of features for the different visual needs of today’s customers. Progressive lenses are one of the best selling products in today’s time but they are most popular among presbyopic patients. Presbyopic patients often experience the most comfortable and natural vision through progressive lenses making these progressive lenses the most popular lenses. Today we talk in details about the difference between progressive, bifocals and reading glasses.

Progressive Lenses:
Progressive lenses are identical to normal single vision lenses. These hi-tech lenses offer one of the best technologies and smoothest transitions at near, distant as well as middle vision with no unattractive lines.

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Presbyopic patients find progressive lenses offer the most natural vision at any lengths. Sophisticated and advanced progressive lenses are far better than bifocals or trifocal lenses. These lenses offer a seamless progression from distance to near with an intermediate section in between for easy progressions from near to far as well as vice versa. A single progressive lens can help you drive your car or help you inside your home in reading too.

Bifocals:
After 40 years of age most adults feel they need to strain their eyes and hold out books farther to read the text properly and require special vision correctors. Though many people today are going for multifocal lenses, the Bifocal lenses do have their own advantages and disadvantages.

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There are many types of bifocal lenses but all of them have two power lenses merged into one single lens. Most of these lenses are prescribed for presbyopic patients. Here are the types of Bifocal lenses you will come across while looking out for Bifocal lenses.
• Flat Top Bifocal Lens (D Segment or Straight Top Bifocals): Here there is a half moon position or segment devoted to near vision correction.
• Round Segment Bifocals : A round segment in the lens which is the area for the near vision correction
• Executive Bifocal Lens (Franklin Bifocal): The lens has two distinct parts, where the bottom part is devoted to near vision.
• Ribbon Segment Bifocals: A narrow segment devoted to the near vision, leaving the maximum segment for distance vision.

Reading Glasses:
Reading glasses are single vision glasses but specially meant to aid in viewing close objects. With age eyes lose their elasticity and the power to focus on nearby objects and this creates the need to stretch their arms to view close objects. But with age there is the need to wear special glasses to see better at the arm’s length. Bifocal glasses come in two varieties. The first style is the full frame bifocal glasses where the total lens offers the reading prescription.

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The second type of reading glasses offer half eyes style eyeglasses that sit lower on your nose and are called ‘Ben Franklin’ style reading glasses. While wearing reading glasses if one wants to look across the room it would be better off through the half eye reading glasses.

These are the major differences among the Reading glass, progressive lens and bifocals. Now we hope you will find it easie

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Six Outstanding Features of Crizal Lenses

Crizal Lenses by Essilor, the leaders among Optical Lens Manufacturers worldwide have made their mark as the trusted optical lens manufacturer. Crizal lenses are a trusted name among optical lens wearers.

Crizal Lenses offer some vision enhancing features that make these lenses stand out from the rest.

  • UV Protection: Crizal lenses help shield eyes from potentially harmful UV Radiation.
  • Scratch Resistance: Resist scratches and keep the lenses in great shape and enjoy great vision for longer.
  • Water Repellent: Resist smudges and watermarks and clean lenses easily. Water droplets do not adhere to the surface and slide off for better vision even in watery conditions
  • Dust Repellent : Dust does not adhere to the lenses and is easier to clean
  • Smudge Resistant: Resist smudges and oil marks and clean them easily with a Crizal lens.
  • Anti Reflection: Cut out reflections and halos to get clearer vision at all times of the day.

In This Infographic We Present The Different Features of Crizal Lenses :

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