Adaptation to progressive lenses
Adapting to progressive lenses usually takes a few days. Sometimes, a bit longer. At first, you might notice a different sensation when reading, walking, or changing focus between distances. This is normal. With use, your vision will adjust, and everything will start to feel more natural.
What determines whether adaptation is faster or slower?
Not everyone adapts to progressive lenses in the same way. Factors such as the prescription, lens design, frame, fit, and whether it's your first time using progressive lenses all play a role.
Therefore, a thorough eye exam and a good in-store fitting help make the adaptation process more comfortable from the start.
Adaptation guarantee
At Miller & Marc, we include a 60-day adaptation guarantee on lenses. If the adaptation does not go as expected, we will review the case with you to find the best solution.
Frequent questions
Is it normal to feel a little dizzy at first with progressive lenses?
Yes. Initially, you may notice a different sensation when walking, going down stairs, or changing focus between distances. This usually improves with use.
How long does it take to adapt to progressive lenses?
It usually takes a few days, and in some cases, a little longer. Not everyone adapts to progressive lenses at the same pace.
What should I do if I'm not adapting well to progressives?
It's best to have it checked in-store. Sometimes the prescription, frame adjustment, or lens customization can be a factor.
Does the frame influence the fit?
Yes. The fit of the frame and the position of the lenses influence how comfortable the adaptation is.
Can I know beforehand if I'll adapt well?
It's impossible to know exactly, but a good visual check, an appropriate lens, and a good fit help from the beginning.
