Progressive lenses, Progressive glasses and Progressive eyewear for people aged 40 and above

Progressive lenses, also known as progressive glasses, are seamless multi-focal lenses that cover all vision distances in a single lens. Progressive lenses are divided into zones for different distances, including distance vision, intermediate vision, near vision, and peripheral vision. This design provides clear and natural vision without the need to switch glasses or use multiple pairs. Additionally, modern technology allows for the customization of the lens structure to fit individual needs when crafting progressive lenses.

When should you use progressive lenses?

  • Difficulty seeing objects clearly at both distant and close ranges
  • Having had clear distance vision for years, but suddenly finding it hard to see near objects clearly, even while wearing glasses
  • Problems often begin around the age of 40 and older

How many types of progressive lens structures are there?

Progressive glasses are categorized into three types based on their vision zones: distance vision zone, intermediate vision zone, near vision zone, and peripheral zones.

  • 1. Distance Vision Zone

    Located at the top of the progressive lens, the distance vision zone allows for clear vision of distant objects when the wearer looks upward through the lens. Examples of activities include:

    • Watching TV
    • Driving

  • 2. Intermediate Vision Zone

    Located in the middle of the progressive lens, the intermediate vision zone provides clear vision for objects at an intermediate distance when the wearer looks through the central part of the lens. Examples of activities include:

    • Viewing a computer screen
    • Looking at the dashboard in a car

  • 3. Near Vision Zone

    Located at the bottom of the progressive lens, the near vision zone allows for clear vision of close objects when the wearer looks downward through the lens. Examples of activities include:

    • Reading a book
    • Looking at a mobile phone
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What are the benefits of getting progressive lenses from the Optical Center?

1. Over 70 Years of Experience in Eye Care

With over 70 years in the eyewear industry, Better Vision has extensive experience in caring for Thai customers' vision. Our staff are highly skilled, having dealt with a wide range of eye issues and are adept at providing expert solutions.

2. Service by BVAX Master Experts

Many people may be concerned about progressive lenses causing dizziness, headaches, or eye strain. However, with BVAX's 16-step eye measurement standard and the expertise of BVAX Masters at Better Vision, we provide detailed assistance throughout the process. This includes eye examinations, problem analysis, frame and lens recommendations, and fitting. We customize progressive lenses to address individual issues, ensuring clear vision, easy adaptation, and maximum comfort.

3. Personalized Lens Design Technology

Better Vision utilizes the cutting-edge Zenos VR (Virtual Reality) technology, the first of its kind in Thailand, to analyze vision and design lenses that best suit each individual's behavior. Since each person has different visual habits—some may turn their head to look at things while others glance—we simulate these behaviors using VR glasses to assess all viewing distances (distance, intermediate, and near) to ensure comfort and suitability for your lifestyle.

4. Lifetime Quality Guarantee

Better Vision offers a comprehensive warranty to ensure customer confidence.

  • Free prescription adjustments within 1 year if the lenses are uncomfortable.
  • Free replacement of multi-coated lenses for up to 3 years if they degrade due to manufacturing issues.
  • Free frame replacement if damaged due to manufacturing defects.
  • We also cover 50% of the cost for new eyewear in case of accidents or loss.
  • Our premium after-sales service includes free repairs, cleaning, adjustments, and modifications for the entire lifespan of the eyewear.
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