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As a brand committed to visual wellness, EFE Glasses aims to help more people understand how anti-fatigue lenses work and who can benefit from them.
Anti-fatigue lenses are specialty lenses designed to ease eye strain and improve day-to-day comfort. While traditional single-vision lenses simply correct a prescription, anti-fatigue lenses add an extra layer of support, making them ideal for students, office workers, and anyone who spends extended time on computers, tablets, or documents.
The defining feature of anti-fatigue lenses is the slight add power built into the lower area. This boost supports the eye’s natural focusing effort when shifting between near and intermediate distances—such as moving your gaze between a screen and printed text. This unique function sets them apart from standard lenses.
These lenses serve as a bridge between single-vision lenses and progressive lenses. While progressive lenses give multiple focal points for presbyopia, anti-fatigue lenses focus exclusively on reducing digital eye strain, making them ideal for younger adults, early presbyopes, and anyone experiencing visual fatigue from near work.
Understanding how these lenses work can help you choose eyewear that enhances comfort and clarity in everyday life.

Anti-fatigue lenses are engineered to reduce visual stress by incorporating a gentle power boost at the bottom of the lens. This subtle increase makes it easier to maintain focus during close-up activities such as typing, reading, or scrolling on a phone.
By reducing the workload placed on your ciliary muscles—the muscles responsible for eye focusing—the lenses help prevent eye exhaustion. Many users experience better comfort, clearer vision during desk work, and fewer headaches throughout the day.
The effectiveness of anti-fatigue lenses lies in their intelligent optical design. As your eyes shift between different viewing distances, the extra boost at the bottom provides focusing support, helping your eyes transition smoothly and maintain clarity longer.
This design is especially useful for people who:
Spend long hours reading
Use digital devices for work or study
Experience mild focusing difficulties
Regularly feel eye heaviness or dryness after near tasks
By reducing visual stress, these lenses improve both comfort and efficiency.
Both lens types aim to address screen-related discomfort, but they work in different ways:
Anti-fatigue lenses:
Provide focusing support to reduce eye muscle strain during near work.
Blue light blocking glasses:
Filter blue-violet light—primarily from digital screens and sunlight—to reduce glare and help regulate sleep cycles.
While blue light glasses help limit blue light exposure, they do not offer assistance with focusing. Anti-fatigue lenses directly support the eye’s natural accommodation process. Many users even choose to combine both features, a solution available at EFE Glasses through blue light + anti-fatigue lens options.

Anti-fatigue lenses can significantly transform your daily comfort, especially if your routine involves heavy screen use.
The added lens power reduces the effort required for close-up focus, helping your eyes stay more relaxed for longer periods. Whether you’re reading, coding, or doing paperwork, these lenses help maintain a more comfortable visual experience.
Digital eye strain is extremely common. Anti-fatigue lenses offer gentle magnification that reduces focusing effort, minimizing symptoms such as:
Tired eyes
Mild headaches
Blurry vision after long desk sessions
Eye soreness or dryness
This makes them an excellent choice for anyone with demanding visual tasks.
When your eyes feel comfortable, you can work longer and focus better. Anti-fatigue lenses help maintain consistent clarity, making studying, working, and reading more efficient and enjoyable.
Anti-fatigue lenses are ideal for a wide range of users, including:
Office professionals who work long hours on computers
Students who read or write extensively
Frequent device users
People experiencing mild eye fatigue during near tasks
Pre-presbyopic adults starting to struggle with focus after long screen time
These lenses support natural eye function and make day-to-day activities significantly more comfortable.

When selecting anti-fatigue lenses, it’s important to consider your daily screen time, reading habits, and how often you experience eye strain. At EFE Glasses, anti-fatigue lenses can be added to most frames, making them a flexible option for different lifestyles.
Here are the main types:
Perfect for mild eye strain or occasional screen use.
Provides a small, barely noticeable boost to reduce focusing effort.
Ideal for people who regularly switch between near and intermediate distances.
Well-suited for computer-heavy workdays.
Best for people with intense eye strain or prolonged screen exposure.
Offers the highest level of support for demanding visual tasks.
Choosing the right power level ensures your lenses provide the optimal balance of clarity and comfort.
For many users, the answer is yes—especially if they regularly experience symptoms of digital eye strain. Anti-fatigue lenses reduce discomfort, prevent focusing fatigue, and enhance productivity throughout the day.
They also fit seamlessly into most eyeglass frames, including many styles offered by EFE Glasses, without compromising appearance or comfort.
If you frequently deal with tired eyes, squinting, headaches, or difficulty focusing after long screen sessions, anti-fatigue lenses can be a valuable investment in both your comfort and visual wellness.
However, it’s always best to consult an eye care professional to determine whether anti-fatigue lenses are the right solution for your needs.

