EyezoneOpticalSG
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Hi cflow8,
If you're talking about progressive lenses, I'ld recommend Zeiss lenses. Its abit more pricey but definitely worth it as the design is more comfortable.
However, most pair of progressive lens are only good for Distance & near, with a so-so intermediate(computer) as you would have noticed.
Your work seems to deal with alot of near and intermediate work. For that reason, I believe a pair of office lenses would work better for you, and if you need to walk around in your office, go for a 2m office lens.
I'ld recommend:
If you're talking about progressive lenses, I'ld recommend Zeiss lenses. Its abit more pricey but definitely worth it as the design is more comfortable.
However, most pair of progressive lens are only good for Distance & near, with a so-so intermediate(computer) as you would have noticed.
Your work seems to deal with alot of near and intermediate work. For that reason, I believe a pair of office lenses would work better for you, and if you need to walk around in your office, go for a 2m office lens.
I'ld recommend:
- Zeiss Office Lens Plus
- Asahi-Lite UV3G Maxisov
- IOT Vina 2 Office lens
Hi, can anyone assist to recommend which progressive lens model to go for
1. Zeiss Precision Superb or Pure
2. Hoya dynamic premium ( on going free upgrade from summit )
I had a pair of Hoya lenses from 3 yrs ago, but I could not get used to it. Can’t remember the model.
After reading through this thread, I suspect optician did not do a good job of taking measurements as it was my first pair of progressive lens.
I mainly do desk work, reading from paper and input on pc. So now really need a good pair of progressive lens.
For frames I’m used to Silhouette or byWP- very light frames.
Appreciate if anyone can recommend an experienced optometrist and shop.
Thank you