Progressive glasses
Progressive lenses correct near, intermediate, and far vision in a single lens. If you notice that reading, working with screens, or focusing up close is no longer as comfortable, we can help you find out if they are right for you in-store.
At Miller & Marc we only work with high-end progressive lenses, at affordable prices thanks to the elimination of intermediaries.
Our progressive lenses provide 35% wider fields of vision than conventional lenses, thanks to custom manufacturing with Free Form digital technology.
We have a welcome offer available for new customers.
High-End Progressive Lenses
Our progressive lenses are manufactured with Free Form technology and with anti-reflective and anti-scratch treatment. Their digital surfacing allows for a 35% wider visual field and more comfortable adaptation from the start.
First, understand your vision well
If you notice difficulty seeing up close, it may be related to presbyopia. In 30 minutes, our opticians and optometrists perform a free, no-obligation eye exam, collecting the necessary visual parameters for a customized fitting.
Common doubts before choosing progressive lenses
What are the signs that I need progressive lenses?
Progressive lenses usually start to make sense when seeing up close is no longer as comfortable as it once was and you switch focus several times throughout the day. If you struggle to read, look at your phone, or work with screens, they might be right for you. You can see the most common signs here.
How long does it take to adapt to progressive lenses?
Adaptation usually takes a few days, and in some cases, a little longer. At first, you may notice a different sensation when reading, walking, or changing focus between distances, but it should become more natural with use. You can see what adaptation is usually like here.
How do progressives differ from reading glasses?
Reading glasses only correct near vision. Progressive lenses allow you to see well up close, at intermediate distances, and far away in a single lens, making them a more convenient option if you change focus multiple times throughout the day. You can compare the difference between progressive and reading glasses here.
Are all progressive lenses the same?
Not all progressive lenses are the same. Technology, design, and fit greatly influence the visual experience. You can see what changes between progressive lenses here.
