Computer Glasses |
In other cases, the computer user may have a vision disorder that
would not otherwise require correction if they weren't performing
a demanding visual job such as at the computer. In these cases,
the person needs a pair of glasses that they would not need if they
weren't working at a computer. These are called "computer
glasses".
Bifocals or progressive addition lenses that are usually prescribed
for presbyopia don't work well for computer work. The best
solution for the presbyopic computer user is a lens which is
specifically designed for the ergonomics of the computer
workstation.
These special computer lenses are designed to accommodate the
unique viewing distances and angles at a computer and work for
presbyopic computer users and can also work for others who
require lenses for their computer.
Talk to your eye doctor to determine if you need computer glasses.
would not otherwise require correction if they weren't performing
a demanding visual job such as at the computer. In these cases,
the person needs a pair of glasses that they would not need if they
weren't working at a computer. These are called "computer
glasses".
Bifocals or progressive addition lenses that are usually prescribed
for presbyopia don't work well for computer work. The best
solution for the presbyopic computer user is a lens which is
specifically designed for the ergonomics of the computer
workstation.
These special computer lenses are designed to accommodate the
unique viewing distances and angles at a computer and work for
presbyopic computer users and can also work for others who
require lenses for their computer.
Talk to your eye doctor to determine if you need computer glasses.
Many computer users need a pair of glasses
for their computer work that is different from
the glasses they use for their other common
visual needs. They either have a different
prescription or a different lens design from
their usual glasses.
for their computer work that is different from
the glasses they use for their other common
visual needs. They either have a different
prescription or a different lens design from
their usual glasses.
