After 40 years
One pair for near and far vision.

Progressive lenses let you see clearly at all distances without constantly taking your glasses on and off. However, precise fitting is critical—choose a professional provider to ensure the best results.

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Progressive lens users

Principle of Progressive Lenses

Progressive Lens Zone Diagram

Distance Zone

Top of the lens for viewing distant objects, such as while driving or watching TV

Progressive band

Gradual lens power change in the center for smooth transition between near and far vision.

Near zone

Bottom of the lens for viewing near objects, such as reading or using a phone.

Target Audience

People aged 40 and above who experience presbyopia symptoms
Professionals who frequently switch between near and far focal distances
Older adults who don't want to frequently take glasses on and off
Users who prioritize aesthetics and prefer not to reveal their age.
Users with existing presbyopia who still have myopia or astigmatism

Why do progressive lenses require professional fitting?

Progressive lenses feature complex optical designs with extremely tight alignment tolerances; even minor deviations can cause discomfort.

Progressive Fitting Master Certification

The optometrist holds Zeiss Progressive Fitting Master certification and has extensive experience in fitting progressive lenses.

I.Terminal 2 Digital Positioning

Achieve precise positioning with the Zeiss I.Terminal 2 system, with an error margin of less than 0.1mm to ensure accurate alignment of the optical center.

Personalized Parameter Collection

Measure 20+ parameters including PD, pupil height, frame specs, and wearing angle for custom lenses.

Enhance After-Sales Support

Includes adaptation guidance and free adjustments if needed to ensure a comfortable fit.

Progressive Lens Adaptation Guide

1

Start with stillness, then move.

Start by practicing while stationary; once familiar, try using it while walking.

2

Move head, keep eyes still

Turn your head instead of your eyes to look at different distances, allowing your gaze to naturally align with the corresponding areas.

3

Caution: Stairs

When going downstairs, look down at the steps through the lower part of the lenses. When going upstairs, look up ahead.

4

Allow ample time to adjust

Most people fully adapt within 1–2 weeks; a few may require more time.

5

Timely communication and feedback

If discomfort persists, contact your optometrist for adjustments.

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