👓Why They’re Needed
Extended screen time or close reading forces your eyes to maintain constant near focus, leading to accommodative strain.
Typical symptoms: dry eyes, headaches, blurred distance vision.
⚙️How They Work
Anti-fatigue lenses incorporate a slight “power boost” (+0.3 to +0.6 diopters) in the lower portion of the lens:
- Top zone: normal prescription for distance. 
- Bottom zone: subtle positive power to reduce strain for near tasks. 
It’s like a discreet built-in support for your eyes.
🌟Benefits
- Reduces eye strain during long hours of computer or reading. 
- Looks like regular lenses—no visible line. 
- Enhances productivity for students and professionals. 
❌Considerations
- Requires precise eye exam to determine the correct add power. 
- Not a replacement for reading or progressive lenses. 
- Short adaptation period (1–2 weeks) may be needed. 
✅Best For
- Office workers with heavy screen use. 
- Students engaged in intensive reading or online classes. 
- Young adults with early presbyopia or mild accommodative issues. 
Anti-fatigue lenses are an essential upgrade for the digital era, easing visual strain and improving comfort when combined with healthy habits like the 20-20-20 rule.
 
				 
															




