Eyeglasses are more than just a vision aid—they’re a tool for clarity, comfort, and even style. Whether you're reading, driving, or spending hours in front of a screen, there’s a specific type of eyeglass lens to match your needs. In this simple guide, we break down the different types of eyeglasses—from single vision to progressives—so you can find the perfect pair for your lifestyle.

Presbyopia is an age-related condition that affects the eye's ability to focus on near objects, typically starting around age 40. Unlike other refractive errors, presbyopia is a natural part of aging that causes blurry near vision, eye strain, and difficulty with everyday tasks like reading or using digital devices. Discover its symptoms, lifestyle impact, and the latest optical and surgical solutions to restore clear, comfortable vision.

Progressive Additional Lenses (PALs) provide a seamless solution for individuals with presbyopia by combining distance, intermediate, and near vision correction into a single lens—without the visible lines seen in bifocals or trifocals. With smooth transitions between vision zones, PALs offer both functional and cosmetic advantages, making them a popular choice for those seeking clarity at all distances.