It is important to choose the best eyeglass lenses from the age of 40

Today, people in their 40s can be said to be in the "peak" generation of people who use their minds and bodies for a variety of things, and their eyes are used more intensively than one might imagine.
On the other hand, many people in their 40s are experiencing a weakness in their ability to focus their eyes. This condition is commonly called "presbyopia".
As this is the generation whose eyes are changing differently than ever before, from computer work to driving cars, and enjoying various hobbies, it is becoming more and more difficult to choose lenses for glasses that do not fit the same way they did when they were in their 20s and 30s.

Presbyopia can start as early as in one's 40s. Recently, with the increase of teleworking and the change of environment from office to home, the space has changed from wide and high to low and close space, and paper-based documents have been replaced by screens, and desktop PCs have been replaced by notebook PCs with small screens. As a result, more and more people are suffering from various symptoms. From this time onwards, use of weak progressive lenses allows the eyes to acclimate to this vision early on. By using weaker bifocal lenses from this period, you can help your eyes get used to this vision from an early stage. That way, even if your presbyopia gradually progresses, you won't feel discomfort and it will gently support your focus.