They provide near (40cm away) and intermediate (60cm away) vision correction. Because there's no distance correction, they offer a wider field of vision at arm's-length, so it's easier to see a laptop or computer screen.
The near distance prescription is in the bottom portion of the lens and intermediate vision is in the middle and top portion, with a built-in blue light filter across the entire lens surface.
Computer Progressive lenses can revolutionize your screen-time routine, bringing clearer vision and improved comfort. There's a few things to know before you shop.
Computer Progressives have a specialty type of lens with a higher technology spec compared to single-vision or bifocals, which makes them more expensive than other types of lenses.
Blue light filtering properties will create a slight blue reflection on the lens surface. Won't impact your vision, but others may notice it when looking at you.
May notice a slight yellow tint in Computer Progressive lenses due to blue light filter. Won't impact vision, unless work requires very acute colour perception.
If you still feel uncomfortable after 2-3 weeks, contact our Customer Service team.
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Add DualView BlueReflectTM lenses to create glasses for reading and intermediate (computer) distances, with added blue light filter and UV protection.
Computer Progressive lenses are a type of progressive lens that's specifically designed for computer or laptop use. Rather than containing near, intermediate, and distance correction (like regular progressives), Computer Progressives exclusively provide near and intermediate vision. This means the arm's-length vision correction is much more comprehensive compared to regular progressives, so it's far more comfortable and easy to see your computer or laptop screen.
Regular progressives aren't designed for long hours in front of a computer or laptop because the intermediate vision field is fairly limited. This means you won't have a wide field of view for arm's length vision and you'll need to tilt your head to see your screen clearly. Our Computer Progressives are specially designed to provide near and intermediate (arm's-length) vision correction, which makes them a much better option for extended screen-time periods.
It's easy to use your progressive prescription to get Computer Progressives at Clearly. When you're ready to select your lenses, select Progressive as your vision need, enter your prescription, and choose Computer lenses. We'll take it from there!
