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Dr. Spitzer’s office is using almost exclusively - HOYA’s award winning designs and proprietary technology. Free-form progressives - Hoyalux In Style & Hoyalux Id Lifestyle are designed to take your vision to a completely new level.
Benefits of Hoya’s Free-Form lens:
- Enhanced vision (HD)
- Noticeably reduced distortion even as your prescription changes over the years
- Much wider area of clear vision in intermediate and near areas
- No swimming and swaying sensation
Polarized lenses
Sunglasses are essential for year-round sun protection. Polarized lenses eliminate glare, especially when driving. They also increase comfort when you are out in the snow or on the water, where reflection greatly magnifies glare.
Did you know that an average eye blinks every 5 seconds? Average eye blinks…
25 times in a minute, 17,000 times each day or 6.25 million times a year.
CVS- Computer Vision Syndrome
- 125 Million People suffer from computer eyestrain, also known as Computer Vision Syndrome.
- Computer screen glare and reflections cause discomfort for most computer users
- More than 70% of computer users need computer glasses
Symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome
- Headaches
- Blurred vision
- Loss of focus
- Neck and shoulder pain
Solution- Hoya’s Tact delivers exceptionally wide intermediate and near viewing zones. Tact offers a flexible progressive design with a minimum distance field view available. Tact is a true “indoor extended focus progressive lens.
Advantages of Hoya’s Super Hi Vision & Super Hi Vision EX 3 AR coatings:
· Unsurpassed durability
· Twice the scratch resistance of any leading AR coating out in the market
· More scratch resistat than glass!
· Superior Smudge resistance and clean ability
· Less reflection for better appearance- greater eye to eye contact
· Clearer Vision
· Safer night driving
· Greater comfort when working at computers
New: Super Hi Vision EX3
Super Hi Vision EX 3, the only lens that outperforms Glass! Great for active lifestyles!
Tips on selecting frames….
Oval face shape work best with rectangle frames which provides contrast and widens a narrow face.
Square face shape-soften the strong angles with an oval or rounded shape. Upswept frames with a high temporal corner create and interest and contrast nicely with the corners of the face. Try frames that are longer horizontally than tall vertically and use rimless without sharp corners for a great look.
Round face shape- Add angles for contrast and interest. Rectangles, longer horizontally than tall are slimming, making the face look longer. Higher temples lengthen the face.
Triangular face shape- Upswept frames with a high temporal corner create interest and balance. Light colors and rounded tops soften a wide forehead. Frames that are wider at the bottom offset a narrow chin line.
Make sure when picking a frame that the glasses aren’t wider than the widest part of your face. Avoid frames that appear to squeeze the face or temples. With higher powers, pick a smaller frame.
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