About Focus Progressive Contacts

Focus Progressives and Focus Dailies Progressives

Focus Progressive contacts are right for you, if you begin to lose the ability to focus up close. If you're at early stage of presbyopia and never wear contacts, focus progressives offer comfort and clear vision at all distances.

Based on wear and replacement schedules, these lenses come in focus progressives, a daily wear, replaced once a month lens. Another type of lens is focus dailies progressives, a daily disposable lens that does not require any lens care because you always wear a brand new pair every day.

How Does Focus Progressives Contact Lens Work?

Focus progressive lens allows you to focus your sight smoothly at all distances, without the jumps and distortions bifocals typically provide. This lens concentrates near and immediate power in a small central area and distance power in a larger peripheral distance zone. For optimal vision, you only need to specify the distance power.

Unlike bifocals, Focus multifocal lenses contain no lines, or no segmented, vision zones. Instead, progressives feature smooth transitions from optical zone to optical zone. Here to obtain a clear vision at all distance, you don't need to make unnatural head movements.

Focus Progressives also provide excellent night vision and full peripheral vision -- a more natural visual experience.

"Are Focus Progressive Contacts for Me?"

Success with Focus Progressives contact lenses depend on your specific eye conditions and your expectations. They are vision clarity you want to have and your lifestyle.

Focus Progressives are right for you if you want to accept a compromise near, midrange and distance vision quality. They're also right for you if you're ready to change prescription more frequently than before. That's because presbyopia is a progressive condition that gets worse as you get older.

But they aren't for everyone. This lens is more difficult to fit. You may see farther away than usual vision but with a blurry or distorted view. If you have astigmatism, you need focus toric, another type of focus contacts.

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