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Computer Lenses

In today's digital age, where we spend significant hours in front of screens, having the right tools to enhance our focus and visual clarity is essential. Computer glasses designed for intermediate tasks are the perfect solution for those seeking to optimize their productivity and comfort.

 

Whether you're deeply engaged in work on your laptop or engrossed in hobbies that require precision and close attention to detail, these specialized lenses offer relief to the eye muscles, which are responsible for adjusting the lens of your eye to focus on objects at close and intermediate distances. Say goodbye to eye strain and welcome a world of enhanced productivity and enjoyment with computer glasses tailored for your intermediate tasks.

Intermediate Zone

Tailored computer or task-specific lenses have been designed to enable effortless viewing of intermediate and near tasks. By centering the lens design on the intermediate zone, these lenses promote relaxed and comfortable vision for users in an specialized task-focused environment.

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Increased Productivity

When tackling computer work and detail-oriented hobbies that require you to shift your focus between intermediate and near tasks, these lenses provide a broader intermediate viewing area, ultimately enhancing productivity.

 

They eliminate the struggle of trying to focus on objects at intermediate and near distances, alleviate eye muscle fatigue, and can help prevent the symptoms of digital eye strain

Visual Needs Assessment 

Selecting the ideal task/computer specific lenses is paramount for optimizing your visual experience.

 

At Frameworks Eyewear, our skilled opticians possess years of expertise in fitting glasses and have witnessed the advancements in technology and fitting techniques specifically tailored for task/computer lenses.

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