Office Lenses
Lenses Made for Office & Digital Use
Do you feel restricted with your reading glasses? Are you spending a lot of time on digital devices at varying working distances? Office lenses are specifically designed to offer support at near and intermediate distances.
- Near & Intermediate Support
- Better Depth & Width
- Reduced Eye Strain
- Reading & Computer Lenses
- Professional Office Lenses
- Screen-Time Comfort
Office lenses offer better depth and width correction than ordinary reading lenses, with multiple options available to suit your individual needs.
Suited to Your Individual Needs
Office & Digital Use
These lenses offer support specifically for office and digital use, at near and intermediate distances.
1. Reading & Computer Lenses
Clear vision from your book or documents up to your computer screen.
2. Professional Office Lenses
Better depth and width correction than ordinary reading lenses, across your whole workspace.
About Office Lenses
Office lenses support both near and intermediate distances and offer better depth and width correction than ordinary reading lenses.
They are ideal for people who spend hours at a computer or on digital devices at varying working distances.
Multiple options are available to suit your individual needs, including reading & computer lenses and professional office lenses.
Ask your optometrist at your next eye test.
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Single Vision Lenses
Correct one field of vision, either near or far, for reading, driving or general distance vision.
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Bifocal Lenses
Two prescriptions in one lens, with a visible line separating them, for seeing up close and far away.
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Multifocal Lenses
A smooth shift between near, intermediate and distance vision, with no visible lines.
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Blue Light Control
Controls exposure to blue light and increases visual comfort for anyone using digital devices for more than two hours a day.
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Lens Coatings
Add anti-reflective, blue light control, light-reactive, tinted or polarised options to your lenses.
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