Progressive Lens Structure

 If you have already worn progressive lenses and find it difficult to adjust, unable to wear them for long periods, could it be because of the lens structure? ❓❓

👀   First, let's get to know what progressive lenses are  👀

    Who are progressive lenses suitable for? 

🤓  The structure of progressive lenses affects the wearing experience for each  🤓

        Choosing the right lens structure is crucial because each individual has different daily activities or lifestyles. Selecting a structure that suits you best will make wearing progressive lenses easier, comfortable, and efficient throughout the day, providing the best performance.

      ✅  Progressive Lenses have two types of structural technology: Hard Design and Soft Design.

• Hard Design

  This design focuses on clear vision of distant objects and is suitable for those who need wide vision at a distance. It is ideal for those who work outdoors, drive, or engage in activities requiring clear distance vision. It is designed to gather the unwanted cylinder into narrow side areas, known as the distortion zone, which results in reduced blurriness and distortion in the side vision but may increase distortion and blurriness.
  
  

• Soft Design 
  

  This design emphasizes softness, comfort, and lower peripheral distortion. While it reduces peripheral distortion and blurriness, it also slightly reduces the sharpness of the image. This design is suitable for those with constant movement, such as sports enthusiasts, gym-goers, or office workers who do not focus much on distant vision. It offers easier adjustment and greater comfort.
  
  

Moreover, those who are new to wearing progressive lenses may still wonder which frame structure is most effective for them.
At Müller Optik, optometrists are available to thoroughly examine your vision, and there are in-house opticians who can consult with you to choose the most suitable lens structure. Additionally, there are trial progressive lenses available in both Soft Design and Hard Design structures, allowing you to experience different perspectives and understand the basics of using progressive lenses.

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