Digital Lenses

Comfort for the Digital Age

In today's digital world, many of us spend hours each day looking at computer screens, tablets, and smartphones. This constant screen time can lead to digital eye strain, characterized by symptoms like dry eyes, headaches, blurred vision, and neck pain. At Care Optical in Woodbridge, we offer digital lenses specifically designed to address these modern vision challenges.

Digital lenses are advanced progressive lenses optimized for intermediate and near vision distances—the exact ranges where digital devices are typically positioned. Unlike traditional progressive lenses that prioritize distance vision, digital lenses provide wider, more comfortable viewing zones for computer work and device use, reducing the need to constantly adjust your head position.

Many of our digital lens options also include blue light filtering technology. Blue light is emitted by digital screens and LED lighting, and prolonged exposure can contribute to eye strain and may affect sleep patterns. Our blue light filtering lenses help reduce exposure to this high-energy visible light while maintaining true color perception, making them ideal for office workers, students, and anyone who spends significant time with digital devices.

We also offer computer glasses with single-vision lenses optimized specifically for your computer screen distance. These are an excellent option if you don't need distance correction but want to reduce eye strain during computer work. Our optometrists will help determine the best digital lens solution for your specific needs and lifestyle.

What's Included

• • Digital progressive lenses optimized for screen distances
• • Blue light filtering technology
• • Wider intermediate and near vision zones
• • Reduced eye strain and fatigue
• • Anti-reflective coating for screen glare reduction
• • Computer-specific single-vision options
• • Professional consultation and fitting
• • Customized for your digital device usage

Who It's For

• • Office workers spending hours at computers
• • Students using digital devices for studying
• • Anyone experiencing digital eye strain symptoms
• • Patients needing intermediate vision correction
• • Those wanting blue light protection