Progressive glasses have three focus zones in the same lens – distance at the top, intermediate in the middle and near at the bottom. One pair of glasses for everything.
The lenses we use are freeform progressive lenses with a wide field of vision. They match our competitors' most expensive lenses.
Getting used to them
Most people need about 1–2 weeks to get used to progressive glasses, and some need up to 3 weeks. Your brain learns to read the view through the three zones. At first the glasses may feel strange or even impossible to use, but then suddenly something clicks and the picture looks normal. We recommend wearing the glasses regularly for at least 2 weeks before you draw any conclusions.
Do I need progressives?
If your prescription has an ADD value (addition), you need progressive lenses. If there is no ADD value, single-vision lenses are enough.
Low-addition progressives
We also make progressives with a low addition, sometimes called "youth progressives" – for us they are ordinary progressives. Technically they are progressive lenses where the addition (ADD) is smaller. Choose progressive lenses when you order and upload a photo of your prescription, and we'll make the glasses to your prescription.
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There's no rush to get used to progressive lenses: you have 100 days. If you don't get used to them, you'll get new glasses or your money back.