Varifocal Glasses

As we grow older our ability to read things up-close begins to deteriorate. This usually happens at mid-forties and we might develop a different prescription for Distance and Reading. To avoid having 2 separate pair of glasses for different prescription, The new age digital glasses called Varifocal or progressive lenses were developed. Varifocal lenses will simultaneously correct distance and reading prescriptions.

It takes time to get used to varifocal glasses or progressive lenses. People generally feel difficult to focus on things. Often they feel dizzy and a bit of headache while getting used to their varifocals. But once they are habitual. There is nothing better than a pair of varifocals that are not at all age-defining.

Advanced Varifocals are made with modern free-form lens technology with optimising the lens for minimum distortion and maximum field of view.

We offer a 60-days of No questions asked Returns policy on every pair of varifocals sold at Specscart.

It takes 14 days to get used to every new pair of glasses. However, In case of Varifocals it can take upto 4 weeks. This is because Varifocal or progressive lenses are digital lenses and your eyes take time to understand them. A good way to get used to Varifocals will be to point your nose where you have to focus or concentrate. For eg. While driving if you need to look through the rear view mirror, instead of switching your eyes try to move your head slightly towards the rear view. Alternatively, for reading, Try to keep your chin slightly upwards and look through the reading portion while reading. At the end of the 4 weeks, you will be a pro at using your new Varifocals. You can also contact our optician for help at : 01613125767.

All Specscart glasses are made with complete fully-loaded anti-reflection and UV+ coating. All lenses are also Scratch resistant and impact resistant.

Yes, You can customise your Varifocals or progressive lenses with Transitions coating at the Lens coating option. You can learn about Transitions here.