Officelenses from ZEISS give you comfortable, sharp sight for everything from reading distance to mid-range viewing. They’re a great fit for people who spend long stretches working at a screen.
You can get comfortable, clear sight for close and mid-range distances in three tiers of design:
They work well for people in progressive lenses who struggle with:
It works as a clever complement to both single vision and progressive lenses.
Worldwide, people over 40 make up this share of those buying spectacle lenses.
After a full day at work, this proportion of British adults find their eyes feeling strained.
Among European millennials who use digital devices, this many have dealt with eye fatigue linked to that use.
Optometrists in the UK and Ireland overwhelmingly agree: DES (digital eye strain) can bring frequent, ongoing symptoms to people who suffer from it.
Digital eye strain could affect this share of the population across the UK and Ireland.
Single vision and progressive lenses don’t always work well for long hours at a screen.
Early in the day, wearers of these lenses usually see fine while working at their desks. As the hours pass, though, their eyes tend to get tired or dry, and their sight may start to blur.
To cope, they end up blinking more often. Some also get a dull ache in or behind the eyes. Together, these signs point to digital eye strain.
Reading glasses give sharp sight for things held close. The catch is that wearers often have to lean in toward what they’re looking at to see it well, which can leave the neck and back aching.
The mid-distance zone in progressive lenses only gives a narrow band of sharp sight. To stay within it, wearers tend to tilt their heads upward, which can leave the neck and shoulders tense and sore.
ZEISS Officelenses deliver sharp, clear sight across the three distances people use most at work, while adapting to what each wearer personally needs:
For your customers, the difference can be significant. With a ZEISS Officelens, the head and neck sit in a more natural position, so they stay comfortable from morning to evening.
Sets up the lens around the longest mid-range distance each wearer needs, based on their own close-to-mid-range viewing habits.
Makes screen work easier on the eyes and keeps vision crisp. Because the lens shifts quickly into the near zone, wearers can look at digital devices without moving their head or eyes much.
Adapts the lens to the shape of each person’s face so the lens zones perform as well as they can.
Offers stronger UV defence, letting clear ZEISS lenses filter out harmful UV light up to 400nm. That matches the level of protection found in high-quality sunglasses.
Delivers quick focusing and crisp, responsive sight, in lenses that are slim and lightweight.
Keeps the lens performing at its best whatever frame is chosen.
