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1.56 Bifocal Lens

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The upper light area uses 1.56 index to correct far vision (such as driving and looking at the long view), and the diopter ADAPTS to the user's far-sightedness needs ‌.

Lower light area lens additional diopter (such as +1.00 to +3.00), for close reading or fine operation, dome or flat top dividing line design can reduce the sense of visual jump. ‌ 1.56 belongs to the low and medium refractive index, suitable for myopia below 600 degrees or presbyopia below 300 degrees ‌.


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Types of 1.56 Bifocal Lens

The Practicality of 1.56 Bifocal Lenses for Everyday Use


The Practicality of 1.56 Bifocal Lenses for Everyday Use


1.56 The practicability of bifocal lens is reflected in ‌ medium and low degree adaptability ‌ and ‌ economy ‌. It is suitable for users ‌ who have limited budget and need to take into account near and far vision.


How 1.56 Bifocal Lenses Cater to Diverse Vision Needs


How 1.56 Bifocal Lenses Cater to Diverse Vision Needs


1.56 bifocal lens is designed by ‌ divisional diopter ‌ and ‌ medium and low refractive index material ‌ to provide an integrated correction program of far and near vision ‌ for medium and low degree users.

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