For people who, in addition to seeing poorly up close, also see poorly at a distance and use the computer a lot, the ideal is to have both options, progressive lenses for everyday use, and work lenses in your office. This way you will always have the best solution for the various activities.
You should take into account daily activities daily activity, refractive error, and whether or not you like to wear glasses, and seek advice from a visual health specialist.
For people who only see poorly up close, who use the computer a lot, but who don’t like wearing glasses, the ideal is to have only work lenses.
Progressive lenses are the best suited to all distances and anyone who likes to wear glasses should use progressive lenses because with a pair of glasses always placed on their face, they always have good visual quality at all distances. However, there are people who, due to the specificities of their work, also need specific lenses for the job that will provide them with a greater field of vision, increase comfort and visual performance.
