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Computer Spectacles Escape Distraught Owner!

Patt S. is a member of VSP's Ophthalmic Services team.

Patti S. is a member of VSP's Ophthalmic Services team.

My morning ritual was interrupted in such a way that the remainder of my day will suffer.  I was thrilled to discover that all my meetings were canceled, which means that I can envelope myself in small project that must be completed in a couple of days.  Settling into my chair, I reached for my work glasses glazed with a pair of Near Variable Focus [NVF] lenses, but much to my horror, they were gone, as if they had sprouted wee little legs and scampered off to the place all lost eyewear longs to be.

I love these specs because they provide crisp, clear vision when I work on my computer and they let me position my head comfortably when doing so.  It’s not that I can’t see out of my progressives when working, it’s just that the NVF lenses are considerably more comfortable.  They’ll never replace my regular eyeglasses because the lenses lack any distance correction; they only correct near and intermediate vision. Read more »