Tuned for busy, screen-filled modern life. These lenses address the vision struggles common among people in their 30s and 40s, including anyone wearing lenses for the first time who finds close-up sight uncomfortable.
Made for comfortable, sharp sight when you’re working on a phone or other screen, ZEISS Digital Lenses ease the effort your eyes make to focus up close, which is especially helpful for people who haven’t yet reached presbyopia. You can choose from two design tiers:
Tackling the eyesight demands of a screen-driven world.
Among European millennials who spend time on digital devices, this share have dealt with eye fatigue as a result.
That many people were online at the beginning of 2020.
In the UK, this proportion of consumers have a smartphone.
The natural lens inside the eye slowly stiffens over time. Eventually this leads to presbyopia, the point where the eye can no longer hold steady, comfortable focus at the distance you’d normally read at.
Keeps your eyes relaxed and your sight sharp when you’re constantly checking screens. Because the lens moves quickly into the near zone, you can look at a phone or tablet without turning your head or eyes much.
Found in ZEISS Digital Individual Lenses, this feature shapes each lens around the wearer’s own face. Using the frame details, where the eyes sit, and how the frame rests on the nose and ears, it fine-tunes the vision zones. The end result is a lens made specifically for your eyes and your face.
Gives clear ZEISS lenses stronger UV defence, filtering out harmful UV rays up to 400nm. That is the same level of protection you would get from high-quality sunglasses.
