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Based on your prescription you qualify for multiple lens types. How would you like to use your lenses?

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Single Vision

Single vision lenses that allow you to use your glasses for far away vision.

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SuperBoost

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Progressives

Lenses that allow you to see clearly at multiple distances.

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SuperReader

Our newest type of occupational lenses that are designed to give you clear, comfortable vision for close-up and intermediate distance tasks, whatever you’re up to.

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Bifocal

Bifocal lenses are divided into two parts to accommodate a combination of any two different prescriptions into one lens.

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Progressives

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How do progressives work?

Progressive lenses work by changing power from the top to the bottom of the lens. Moving your eyes up and down the lens will give you clear vision at a variety of distances. This means if you’re using an ATM you’d be able to view the keys, screen, your card and then continue to walk down the street.

At Specsavers, we use the latest technology to find your unique measurements. This allows our experts to see exactly where to position the lens zones you require for your different vision types, as well as finding the right type of progressives for your chosen frame.

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SuperReader

Designed for near and intermediate distance vision

SuperReaders 1-2-3 are ideal for people who regularly switch between close-up and intermediate distances, either for work or leisure. The different zones are nice and wide for clear, comfortable vision and make it easy to switch between the two distances.

This is particularly relevant now that our eyes are working even harder with our use of digital screens in daily life (especially since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic) – SuperReaders can provide that extra help.

The ‘1-2-3’ represents the different intermediate distances available to suit you, with intermediate vision for one, two, and three metres away. Our team will be able to help you find the right ones for you.

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Bifocal

How do bifocals work?

Rather than having two pairs of single-vision glasses, bifocal lenses can be a more convenient solution as they combine all your vision needs into one pair of glasses.

Bifocal lenses are typically worn by people over the age of 40-45 who need additional help with their near vision due to the effects of presbyopia where the crystalline lens inside the eye naturally begins to lose its ability to focus on near objects.

For example, if you work in an office you may want to have bifocal reading glasses, so you can have distance vision in the top of the lens for meetings or presentations, and near vision in the segment for looking at your computer screen or at documents.

How to tell if you need bifocals

As we get older, we’ll start to find it more and more difficult to read or focus on things that are close up. This is called presbyopia and is a perfectly normal part of ageing.

Most people become aware of presbyopia when they start holding their phone or books further away in order to see it clearly.

Presbyopia will start to happen around the age of 40. If this sounds familiar, and you already wear glasses, it might be time for an eye test and to maybe give bifocal reading glasses a go.

If you don’t already wear glasses for distance vision, your optician might recommend single-vision lenses.

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