FAQs
Varilux Physio W3+ lenses* feature exclusive Binocular Booster which calculates the lenses as a matched pair, letting the eyes work better together. Varilux Comfort® W2+ lenses are designed with W.A.V.E. Technology 2™, offering your patients sharp vision even in low light.
Are Varilux lenses really better? ›
Whereas lower quality progressive lenses can often cause dizziness, nausea, and headaches, Varilux's proprietary lens technology enables a smoother transition as your eyes shift from near to far distances. “Varilux is just easier on my eyes,” says Kimmel. “I can wear them longer. They're more comfortable.
Which progressive lens has the best widest peripheral vision? ›
Varilux Definity. DEFINITY™ Lenses provide the widest intermediate zone and least amount of peripheral distortion of any progressive lens.
What is the difference between Varilux Comfort and Comfort Max? ›
This shows that Varilux Comfort Max is able to provide more postural flexibility than Varilux Comfort 3.0. As a result, it is able to provide a better balance of visual performance at all distance as compared to Varilux Comfort 3.0. Varilux Comfort Max is available at Evershine Optical. Contact us to find out more!
Do lenscrafters use Varilux lenses? ›
Some brands excluded, including Duralens, Totallens, Varilux lenses, Maui Jim and Oakley Authentics lenses. Purchase Varilux lenses and get 25% off the quoted list price.
What lenses is comparable to Varilux? ›
If you're looking to buy a pair of contact lenses, it's worth considering Crizal and Varilux. Both brands have an excellent reputation for quality and customer service, but they do have some differences in terms of design and comfort that may make one or the other more suitable for your needs.
Which Essilor lens is best? ›
We live on the go, hyper connected. With more than 100,000² movements per day our eyes need to make extra efforts to maintain sharpness while we are in motion.
What frames should you avoid with progressive lenses? ›
Frames to Avoid
Retro cat-eye, classic tear drop aviators, and heart shapes have a bottom that truncates and may obstruct the reading portion, causing difficulties with near vision. Narrow rectangle frames may not provide sufficient lens space for the complete prescription.
Which brand of progressive lenses has the least peripheral distortion? ›
Definity® lenses also offer the least amount of peripheral distortion of any progressive and a unique zone of correction called GROUND VIEW ADVANTAGE™, which features a reduction in power which minimizes distortion and flattens the field of vision, giving wearers greater clarity when looking down.
Are Varilux and Essilor the same? ›
Varilux is a brand name belonging to Essilor International, a producer of corrective lenses.
Varilux is the most recommended progressive lenses, Varilux Comfort W2+ progressive lenses offer smooth transitions from near, far and everything in between. Enjoy less strain for your head and neck, making reading and everyday wear more comfortable than ever.
How long does it take to get used to Varilux lenses? ›
This varies from person to person and according to the degree of presbyopia. It can range from just a few hours to three weeks. The vast majority of progressive lens wearers manage to get used to them after this short period.
How can you tell if you have Varilux lenses? ›
How do I know that I have genuine Varilux® lenses? Varilux® lenses come from the manufacturing laboratory with a Varilux® certificate of authenticity card. If you do not receive a certificate of authenticity card with your Varilux® lenses, please consult your eyecare professional.
Who makes the highest quality lenses? ›
Essilor is the world leader in eyeglass lenses.
Why is Varilux progressive lenses so expensive? ›
One reason progressive lenses cost more than other kinds is that they're harder to make. Cutting and shaping the gradient on progressive lenses is simply a more delicate and time-consuming process than cutting a lens with the same prescription throughout—or even one with multiple fixed prescriptions.
How can I tell if my Varilux lenses are real? ›
How do I know that I have genuine Varilux® lenses? Varilux® lenses come from the manufacturing laboratory with a Varilux® certificate of authenticity card. If you do not receive a certificate of authenticity card with your Varilux® lenses, please consult your eyecare professional.
