Bifocals vs Varifocals
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Varifocals
I recently converted form singles to varis and have been pleased with them.I am short sighted ( good close vision) so the lower part has very little 'lens'. I no longer have to lift my specs when map reading.I have no trouble with depth perception for landings.I spent a liitle extra and got Pentax lenses,you get less distortion around the edges-I think it was worth it.
I got mine from Specsavers-they will take them back and fit single vision for no extra charge.I negiotated a 3 month trial period,holding back on my second 'free' pair until I had decided.
Hope this helps.
Modelman
I got mine from Specsavers-they will take them back and fit single vision for no extra charge.I negiotated a 3 month trial period,holding back on my second 'free' pair until I had decided.
Hope this helps.
Modelman
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Thanks for your reply MM
In my own circumstances, I have been using single vision lenses for the past few years, but a recent change in prescription has left me very slightly out of focus for reading the instruments/gauges etc. I have now got bifocals, but the supplier of my latest set of glasses suggested varifocals. Unfortunately I have visions (excuse the pun) of having to nod my head up and down to find the correct bit of the lens to look through. I was wondering if there was anyone who has experience of both.
In my own circumstances, I have been using single vision lenses for the past few years, but a recent change in prescription has left me very slightly out of focus for reading the instruments/gauges etc. I have now got bifocals, but the supplier of my latest set of glasses suggested varifocals. Unfortunately I have visions (excuse the pun) of having to nod my head up and down to find the correct bit of the lens to look through. I was wondering if there was anyone who has experience of both.