Multifocal or computer lenses?
Not everyone needs the same type of lens. The right choice depends mainly on the distances you need to see clearly throughout the day.
Multifocal lenses
For everyday wear and clear vision at all distances.
- distance, intermediate and near vision
- one pair of glasses for the whole day
- suitable for driving
- work, leisure and everyday activities


Computer lenses
For comfortable intermediate and near vision.
- ideal for computer work
- comfortable reading
- office, home or workplace
- not suitable for driving


Which lenses are right for you?
Choose the situation that best matches your lifestyle.


I want one pair of glasses for the whole day
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Multifocal lenses


I spend most of my day at a computer
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Computer lenses


I want maximum comfort and wider fields of vision
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Individualised multifocal lenses


I'm a first-time multifocal wearer
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Lenses designed for easy adaptation


How to choose the right multifocal lenses?
Modern progressive lenses differ in their optical design, width of the visual fields and level of individualisation.
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Standard
A good choice for new presbyopes and customers looking for a balance between quality and comfort.
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Comfort & Optimised
For everyday wear, with wider fields of vision and greater visual comfort.
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Individualised
For demanding wearers looking for maximum comfort, wider fields of vision and a more natural visual experience.
Our recommended brands
We offer modern eyeglass lenses from leading manufacturers.


ZEISS ClearMind
For clear vision in everyday situations.


Varilux (Essilor)
A pioneer in progressive lens technology.


Transitions
Comfortable vision in changing light conditions.
Why choose Easy Optic?
Professional eye examination
Personalised recommendation
Precise measurement and fitting
Help with adaptation
Not sure which lenses are right for you?
Every pair of eyes is different. During your eye examination, we'll discuss the distances you use most often and recommend the solution that best suits your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are multifocal lenses?
Multifocal, also known as progressive, lenses allow you to see at distance, intermediate and near ranges with one pair of glasses. This means you don't have to keep switching between distance and reading glasses throughout the day.
What is the difference between multifocal and computer lenses?
Multifocal lenses are designed for all-day use and vision at all distances. Computer lenses are optimised primarily for computer work, reading and comfortable vision indoors.
Are multifocal lenses suitable for first-time wearers?
Yes. Choosing the right lens design, accurate vision testing and precise fitting are particularly important for first-time wearers. At Easy Optic, we'll help you choose a solution suited to your individual needs.
How long does it take to get used to multifocal lenses?
It varies from person to person. Some people adapt within a few days, while others need more time. Choosing the right lenses, precise measurements and wearing them regularly can make adaptation easier.
Can I drive with multifocal lenses?
Yes. Multifocal lenses include an area designed for distance vision and can be used for everyday driving. Correct prescription, measurements and fitting are important.
Can I drive with computer lenses?
No. Computer lenses are designed primarily for near and intermediate distances. For driving, you need glasses suitable for distance vision or appropriate multifocal lenses.
Which multifocal lenses are best?
There is no single lens that is best for everyone. The right choice depends on your prescription, work, lifestyle, computer use, driving habits and desired level of comfort. This is why we recommend lenses individually.
Do I need multifocal or computer lenses for computer work?
If you want one pair of glasses for the whole day, including distance vision, multifocal lenses are generally more suitable. If you work mainly at a computer and indoors, computer lenses may provide greater comfort at working distances.
How much do multifocal lenses cost?
The price depends on the lens design, your prescription, lens material, coatings and level of individualisation. After your eye examination, we can recommend suitable options according to your needs and budget.
What happens during an eye examination?
We first discuss how you use your glasses and the distances at which you need clear vision. We then examine your vision and recommend a suitable solution based on your visual needs, chosen frame and everyday activities.


