What is do High Definition (HD) lenses mean to me? This is actually a very popular question. An HD lens is digitally designed - that means it is NOT a stock prescription lens that is just pulled off a shelf and cut out for your frame. HD lenses are digitally designed by the computer taking your prescription, measurements, and frame position into consideration. The digital design gives you clearer, sharper vision that eliminates peripheral distortion in single vision lenses. In no-line bifocals (progressives), the digital design means sharper distance and near vision, with less 'swim' in the bottom portion of the lens - giving you a larger usable area in the lens = less head movement. Do we carry digital lenses? Of course! Russell Eyecare was the 1st eye clinic in central MN to use ONLY digital lenses for our bifocal patients! We also offer it in single vision as well. |
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