LOW VISION
GLASSES
FOR VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS
AND IMPROVED CLARITY
WHAT ARE LOW VISION GLASSES ?
Low vision glasses are specially designed eyewear that helps individuals with visual impairments enhance their remaining sight for better clarity and independence. These glasses use advanced optics, magnification, and contrast-enhancing technology to improve vision for tasks such as reading, watching TV, and recognizing faces.
How Do The Lenses Work
Low vision occurs when standard prescription glasses are no longer sufficient to correct vision due to conditions like macular degeneration, glaucoma, or diabetic retinopathy. Low vision glasses utilize magnification, specialized filters, and sometimes electronic enhancements to optimize available vision. By enlarging text, improving contrast, or adjusting brightness, these glasses make daily activities more manageable and accessible, allowing users to navigate the world with greater confidence.
Why Choose Low Vision Glasses?
-
Enhanced visual clarity for reading, watching TV, and recognizing faces
-
Specialized lenses designed to support various vision impairments,
including macular degeneration and glaucoma
-
Non-invasive solution without the need for medical treatment
-
Improved independence for daily tasks like reading menus, using digital screens, and navigating spaces
If you experience vision loss that standard glasses can't correct, low vision glasses can help you see the world more clearly and live more confidently!
WHO NEEDS LOW VISION GLASSES ?
Macular degeneration is a leading cause of vision loss, affecting the central part of the retina, making tasks like reading and recognizing faces difficult. Low vision glasses, such as magnifying or bioptic lenses, enhance remaining vision by enlarging images and improving contrast. These specialized glasses help individuals maintain independence and improve daily activities despite vision impairment.
Macular
degeneration
BENEFITS OF LOW GLASSES
Improved Clarity and Detail
Low vision glasses enhance clarity and detail by magnifying objects, allowing individuals to see fine details more clearly. This improvement helps with reading, recognizing faces, and performing everyday tasks, making it easier to engage with the world with greater confidence and independence.
Reduced
Eye Strain
Low vision glasses significantly reduce eye strain by providing magnification and clarity, allowing individuals to focus more comfortably. With the right lenses, users can perform tasks like reading or using digital devices for longer periods without discomfort or fatigue, enhancing overall productivity.
Customized Solutions
Customized solutions with low vision glasses are tailored to individual needs, offering precise magnification, specialized lenses, and filters for optimal vision. These glasses enhance daily tasks, reduce eye strain, and provide clarity, improving independence and overall quality of life for users.
Anti-reflective (AR) and anti-glare coatings are specialized lens treatments designed to reduce reflections, glare, and halos around lights. They enhance vision clarity, improve contrast, and provide a more natural appearance by eliminating distracting reflections. This coating is especially beneficial for night driving, computer use, and bright lighting conditions.
-
Benefits: Reduced glare, improved visual clarity, and enhanced aesthetics.
-
Ideal For: Individuals who drive at night, use digital screens frequently, or seek clearer vision.
Anti-Reflective Coating
CLEARER VISION, LESS STRAIN
WHICH FRAME SHAPE SUITS MY FACE ?
Round Face
A round-shaped face suits angular frames like rectangular or square designs, adding definition and balance to features.
Oblong Face
Oblong faces suit wide, over sized, or geometric frames that add width and balance facial proportions stylishly.
Square Face
Square-shaped faces suit round or oval frames, softening angles and adding balance for a flattering look.
Oval Face
An oval-shaped face suits most frames, especially rectangular, square, and geometric styles for balanced proportions.
Heart-Shaped Face
Heart-shaped faces suit bottom-heavy, round, or oval frames that balance a wider forehead and narrower chin.
Diamond-Shaped Face
A diamond-shaped face suits oval, rimless, or cat-eye frames, balancing cheekbones and softening angles beautifully.
