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Once you do this, you will fall in love with them. 101 times a day without putting on and taking off
For new wearers, how to quickly adapt to new progressive lenses:
Stop wearing old glasses.
The top area of the lens is used for far vision and it provides maximum visibility. When you look down, the lens will magnify, allowing you to see more clearly at close range.
To stare at an object, turn your head and look directly at it (don't just turn your eyes). Then simply raise or lower the chin until the object comes into focus.
Adaptation process: first try to sit in front of the TV and watch TV clearly-then sit and read a book clearly-then try to wear it when walking indoors-then go up and down the stairs-and finally wear it when walking outdoors.
If you feel they are hurting your eyes, stop using progressive lenses temporarily. Then, reapply them. Over time, wearing them will become more comfortable.
When you wear this type of glasses for the first time, you may feel blurred or distorted vision. However, the more lenses you wear, the faster these symptoms will subside. Give them a chance to work. You will be glad you did.
For experienced wearers:
A pair of new advancers-even in the same prescription-can still have a slight adaptation period. This is because no two pairs of progressive glasses are the same. For example, some people are more sensitive to viewing multiple areas in a small lens, so switching to a larger lens size frame can provide greater comfort and adaptability.
