Multifocal contact lenses

Multifocal contact lenses, also called varifocal contact lenses, are a solution for lens wearers who start having trouble reading. Because of age-related long-sightedness (presbyopia), every eye can use some support sooner or later. Multifocal lenses offer that support.

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What is multifocal?

Normally, you have a plus or minus prescription, meaning you can see clearly at distance or up close. For most people, this changes around age 40. Reading suddenly becomes more difficult. This is often easiest at an arm's length. Reading glasses can help. If you don't want separate reading glasses, you can choose to seamlessly incorporate multiple prescriptions (for sharp vision at distance, up close, and everything in between) into a single lens. This is called multifocal or varifocal.

Soft or hard multifocal contact lenses

There are rigid and soft multifocal contact lenses. Which one is best for you depends on your eyes, personal circumstances, and preferences. You can try a comprehensive, no-obligation trial.

Soft multifocal contact lenses

Never worn contact lenses before? Then soft multifocal contact lenses are best for you. You'll get used to them quickly. These comfortable soft multifocal contact lenses are also suitable for use in rougher and dusty conditions.
The latest and best soft multifocal contact lenses are replaced monthly or biweekly. They're available in various materials, with silicone hydrogel currently the top choice. There's even a cylindrical multifocal contact lens!

Rigid multifocal contact lenses

If you already wear rigid contact lenses, it's best to switch to these. The new generation of multifocal rigid contact lenses have the same thickness and size as regular rigid contact lenses. Your eyes will therefore quickly adjust to them.

Difference between varifocal and multifocal

You might be thinking, "So what's the difference between varifocal and multifocal? There are different terms for a reason, right?" Well, in this case, there is. Varifocal, multifocal, or progressive lenses—these terms all refer to a single lens for all distances. So take your pick!

Plenty to choose from

That take your pick You can take that literally, because there's plenty of choice these days when it comes to multifocal lenses. This means you don't have to settle for less comfort. We'll help you find a multifocal lens that lets you read the fine print again.

One pair of lenses, always sharp vision

Whether you're looking for varifocal or multifocal contact lenses at Oogwereld, we understand exactly what you mean: a contact lens that ensures you can see clearly at all distances. Feel free to ask us about the options.

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