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Biofinity Multifocal CooperVision (3 lenses) + Solunate Multi-Purpose 400 ml with case
£40.38£36.99in stock
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Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde Multifocal (3 lenses) + Solunate Multi-Purpose 400 ml with case
£35.38£32.89in stock
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Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde Multifocal (6 lenses) + Solunate Multi-Purpose 400 ml with case
£59.28£54.99in stock
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Biofinity Multifocal CooperVision (6 lenses) + Solunate Multi-Purpose 400 ml with case
£67.38£61.99in stock
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Acuvue Oasys for Presbyopia (6 lenses) + Solunate Multi-Purpose 400 ml with case
£46.38£42.99in stock
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What are multifocal contact lenses?
Multifocal lenses are contacts that correct vision at different distances. They're also known as varifocal or progressive lenses. They’re designed for people who suffer from presbyopia, which is a natural eye aging process that causes people to have difficulty focusing on close objects.
The term multifocal lenses refers to their several focal zones. The older bifocal contact lenses had only two focal areas – in the center of the lens for near vision and on the edge for distance.
How do multifocal contact lenses work?
Multifocal contact lenses have several zones designed to provide correction for different distances. For example, one zone may be for distance vision, while another may be for near vision. These zones allow for the smooth transition between different viewing distances, which increases the comfort of the lens wearer.
Who can wear multifocal contact lenses?
Multifocal contact lenses are suitable for most people with presbyopia. An eye doctor or optometrist will advise you if they are the right choice for you.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of multifocal contact lenses?
Advantages of multifocal contact lenses:
- They provide clear vision at all distances.
- Offer a smooth transition between different correction zones.
- They are more discreet than glasses.
Disadvantages of multifocal contact lenses:
- Sometimes it takes a while for the wearer to get used to them.
- May be more expensive due to more complicated design.
Which multifocal lenses should I choose?
The best advice about choosing contact lenses will be provided by an eye specialist after a vision examination and evaluation of your condition.
How much do multifocal lenses cost?
The price of multifocal lenses depends on various factors, such as wearing time, parameters or brand of lenses. At Lentiamo you can find multifocal lenses starting at £23.99.
How long can I wear my multifocal contact lenses?
Multifocal contact lenses are available in daily, two-weekly, monthly and extended-wear versions. Talking with your eye doctor and considering your daily activities will help you determine which wearing period is best for your needs.
Where can I buy multifocal contact lenses?
You can buy multifocal lenses online at Lentiamo. Ordering is fast, secure and simple. Just search from our selection of contact lenses, fill in the prescription, add the products to the cart and confirm the purchase! No registration is required to place your first order.
We offer the most popular multifocal lenses such as Biofinity Multifocal, Air Optix Plus Hydraglyde Multifocal, DAILIES Total 1 Multifocal or PureVision 2 for Presbyopia.
How to care for multifocal lenses?
Multifocal lenses should be cleaned and stored just like any other contact lenses. It’s important to use the correct cleaning solutions and follow the manufacturer's instructions. The exception is lenses with a daily wearing time, which you throw away after one day of use.
You can read more in our article How to take care of contact lenses.
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