Lenses for Presbyopia
The tiny lens inside the human eye changes its shape to let us see clearly at different distances.
As we get older, the lens begins to lose its flexibility, which makes it increasingly more difficult and tiring for us to change our focus and to see close objects clearly.
The difficulty in focusing when reading, sewing and performing other close tasks are affected, becomes noticeable around the ages of 40 – 45 years.
This condition is called presbyopia. It can be corrected by glasses lenses that restore our power to see at near range.
Reading glasses are prescribed to help people see close up.