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PROGRESSIVE LENSES

One lens. Multiple distances.

Seamless vision designed to move naturally from distance to intermediate and near — without visible dividing lines.

EXPLORE THE LENS
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01 DISTANCE VISION Clear vision for distant objects.
02 INTERMEDIATE Comfortable vision for screens and working distances.
03 NEAR VISION Optimised for reading and close-up tasks.
04 PROGRESSIVE CORRIDOR Smooth transition between viewing distances.
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Three distances. One seamless view.

Progressive lenses combine distance, intermediate and near vision in one seamless lens design.

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DISTANCE

Clear vision for farther distances.

DISTANCE
INTERMEDIATE
NEAR
02
INTERMEDIATE

Comfortable vision for screens and work.

03
NEAR

Easy vision for reading and close work.

PROGRESSIVE CONTINUOUS VISUAL TRANSITION
01
CONTINUOUS VISION

Multiple viewing distances within one lens.

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NATURAL TRANSITION

Smooth movement between viewing zones.

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PERSONALISED DESIGN

Designed around individual visual requirements.

DESIGNED FOR HOW YOU LIVE

Made for real life.

From driving and working to reading and relaxing—see everything that matters, without switching glasses.

DRIVING
WORK
READING
EVERYDAY
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your questions, answered.

Everything you need to know about progressive lenses and everyday vision.

Progressive lenses are designed to provide clear vision at multiple distances through one pair of glasses. They combine distance, intermediate and near vision in a single lens, so you do not need to switch between different pairs of glasses.
Progressive lenses contain different prescription areas that transition smoothly across the lens. The upper area supports distance vision, the middle area supports intermediate vision, and the lower area supports near vision.
Progressive lenses can be suitable for people who need vision correction at more than one distance and want the convenience of using one pair of glasses for different everyday activities.
Some people may need a short adaptation period when first wearing progressive lenses. Your eyes and brain gradually become familiar with the different viewing areas of the lens. Following your optician's fitting and wearing guidance can help make the transition more comfortable.
Progressive lenses can support intermediate vision for computer use. However, the ideal lens design depends on your prescription, working distance and daily visual requirements. Your optician can recommend the most suitable solution for your needs.