Types of progressive lenses
Not all progressive lenses are created equal. Manufacturing technology, lens design, and how they fit your prescription all influence comfort and adaptation. Therefore, the best option isn't just about the lens name. It's about how it fits with your vision and your daily life.
Best progressive lenses
Several factors can make a difference:
- · lens design
- · manufacturing technology
- · level of customization
- · useful field of vision
- · smoothness when switching between near, intermediate, and far vision
It's not just about "seeing well," but about the lens better adapting to how you use your glasses every day.
Digital progressive lenses and Free Form technology
Digital progressive lenses are manufactured with Free Form technology. They allow for a more personalized design than conventional lenses and can improve fields of vision and the transition between distances.
Frequent questions
Are all progressive lenses the same?
No. They change the manufacturing technology, the lens design, the customization, and the behavior when using them.
What's the difference between one pair of progressive lenses and another?
The difference is usually in comfort, useful field of vision, transition between distances, and level of customization.
What are digital progressive lenses?
These lenses are designed and crafted with more precise technology, which can help optimize the visual experience depending on the case.
What does Free Form mean in a progressive lens?
It refers to a more precise digital carving technology that allows for better lens customization.
Is the most expensive progressive lens the best?
Not always. The best option depends on your prescription, your daily use, the frame, and how the lens fits you.
How do I know which progressive lens is right for me?
It is best to have your vision checked and evaluate how you use glasses in-store before deciding.
