Multifocal Glasses

Multifocal glasses are glasses that have multiple lenses within the frame, allowing the wearer to see clearly at multiple distances. These glasses have several different optical zones, or areas within the lens, that can be adjusted to provide clear vision at different distances. Read more.

Multifocal glasses are a useful option for people who have trouble with both near- and far-sightedness, or for people who have presbyopia. They are particularly useful for people who spend a lot of time working at a desk or reading, as they can provide clear, comfortable vision at different distances without the need for multiple pairs of glasses.

Whether multifocal glasses are better than traditional bifocal glasses or progressive glasses depends on your individual needs and preferences. If you have trouble with both near- and far-sightedness, or if you have presbyopia, you may want to consider multifocal glasses as an option.

Multifocal glasses are generally considered to be a safe and effective option for correcting vision at multiple distances. However, like any type of glasses, multifocal glasses may cause headaches in some people as it changes the way the wearer's eyes focus, so you can ask your optometrist or ophthalmologist for customized recommendations.

Multifocal glasses may make you dizzy for a number of reasons. One is that the lenses of multifocal glasses are not properly fitted to the wearer's eyes.
If the lenses are not properly shaped or if they are not centered properly on the wearer's eyes, they can cause the wearer to feel dizzy or disoriented. The other may be that the wearer's eyes are not used to seeing through multiple lenses. Read more.