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See clearly at near, far, and intermediate distances with a single pair of glasses. Meet the lenses that will make your life easier, now more advanced than ever.

How progressive lenses work

Thanks to their unique curvature, progressive lenses correct both myopia and presbyopia at once. You can read, drive, walk, and watch TV without switching glasses.

Unlike single vision lenses, progressive lenses require a short adaptation period. Getting used to them just takes a bit of patience and a few simple but important adjustments. You’ll find everything in our guide.

Who can use progressive lenses?

Anyone who needs to correct both distance and near vision.

Progressive lenses are typically more common after the age of 30, due to the natural decline in near vision. As you get older, presbyopia adds to myopia, and close objects appear blurred. Switching to progressive lenses is a real convenience, especially for those with an active lifestyle who read a lot, whether for work or pleasure.

New-generation technologies minimize initial discomfort, which quickly fades to make room for clear, comfortable vision.

Standard or Office progressive lenses: what’s the difference?

Standard progressive lenses are designed to support you throughout your day. Whether you’re working, driving, reading, or staying active, they provide clear vision at any distance.

Office progressive lenses, on the other hand, are made for near and intermediate vision, like when you’re working at a computer or desk. They offer a wider, more comfortable field of view at these distances, but they are not suitable for distance vision and should never be used for driving.

In short, standard progressives are more versatile, while Office lenses are more specific and comfortable for desk work.