Progressive Varifocal Glasses with Automatic Adjustment

Do you know that feeling of constantly having to switch between different pairs of glasses? One moment you’re at the computer, then you glance at your smartphone, then you look into the distance again—and every time, your glasses aren’t quite right.

These progressive multifocal glasses elegantly solve this problem: Thanks to smart zone technology, the lenses automatically adjust to any distance. The high-quality lens material offers crystal-clear vision from near to far, while the built-in blue light filter protects your eyes from digital eye strain. Perfect for people looking for a single solution for nearsightedness and farsightedness.

They’re comfortable to wear all day long: The photochromic lenses automatically adjust to lighting conditions, while the anti-reflective coating eliminates distracting glare. Whether you’re at the office, driving, or relaxing with a book at home—you’ll always see clearly and comfortably.

You’ll love this

• Smart multifocal technology — Automatic adjustment for all distances without changing glasses
• Built-in blue light filter — Protects against digital eye strain during screen time
• Photochromic lenses — Automatically adapt to lighting conditions
• Anti-reflective coating — Eliminates distracting reflections and glare
• Suitable for all vision problems — Corrects nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism

Pairs perfectly with

Ideal for anyone who spends a lot of time working on a computer for work and also needs distance glasses. Especially practical for drivers and anyone who values an elegant all-in-one solution. The timeless design complements any style.

Technical Details

• Material: Durable, high-clarity lens
• Coating: Photochromic, anti-fingerprint, anti-reflective
• Filters: Integrated blue light and UV protection
• Suitable for: Nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism
• Available Prescriptions: 40–49, 50–54, 55–59, 60–65, 65 and older

What’s Included

• Progressive multifocal glasses
• Eyeglass case