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Frequently Asked Questions
How Do Bifocals Work?
There are two viewing zones, a top portion and a bottom portion. You won't need to switch between multiple pairs of glasses thankfully.
What Are The Most Common Uses for Bifocals?
These are great for users over 40, especially when they suffer from presbyopia.
Why do Bifocals Start Around 40?
Symptoms related to presbyopia tend to start after 40. Many people have to start holding menus further away from their face and it gets harder to differentiate content.
Is It Better to Get Bifocals or Progressive Lenses?
One is not better than the other, it depends on your vision needs and preferences. Progressives put together multiple prescriptions into one lens, while bifocals are split into two separate zones that are divided by a line. We ran a deeper comparison into the differences between bifocals and progressives here.
Is It Okay to Wear Bifocals While Driving?
Yes, wearing bifocals is fine for driving and they actually help you adjust to distances more easily. The top part of the lens helps you gauge the road ahead while the bottom portion helps you see the dashboard and gauges.