Lower zone · 12 inches
Read
A book, your phone, a label. The lower zone of the lens corrects near vision, just like your usual reading glasses.

United States

A single pair of reading glasses for sharp vision up to 9 feet, without ever taking them off.
That’s where ordinary reading glasses stop: sharp on the page, blurred the moment you look up. The screen, the countertop, the person across from you – it all goes out of focus again.
Lower zone · 12 inches
A book, your phone, a label. The lower zone of the lens corrects near vision, just like your usual reading glasses.

Central zone · 28 inches
The computer screen, the paperwork, the sheet music. The central zone covers intermediate vision – the distance where you squint instead of taking your glasses off.

Upper zone · Up to 9 feet
Talking to someone, cooking, sitting in a meeting. The upper zone keeps mid-distance vision sharp: you keep your glasses on, and your eye contact.

Multi-distance™
Reading onlyThanks to their specific correction, there’s no lingering discomfort and no long adjustment period. And that’s guaranteed – or your money back, for 30 days.
What they change, day to day, for others who need reading glasses:
“I love them for work. I can see my computer screen and read the small print on medication. The blue-light filter also cuts the strain of staring at screens all day.”
Tami M. · Nov 2025 · United States
“They solved my problem with reading glasses. With the traditional ones, everything blurs the moment you look up. With these it doesn’t: it stays comfortably sharp and my eyes don’t get tired.”
Antonio R. · Apr 2026 · Italy
“I’d never used multi-distance before, so it takes a little adjusting (as with any pair of glasses). In use they’re intuitive: you focus through the right part of the lens without thinking about it.”
Leon A. · Aug 2024 · France
Progressive lenses correct vision at every distance, with large differences in correction between the top and the bottom of the lens. Multi-distance glasses are designed around near vision instead: that difference never exceeds one diopter (+1), which makes it far easier for your eyes to adjust.
No. You choose your own correction, just as you would for reading glasses. If you’re not sure, our online test takes two minutes.
Adjusting to multi-distance glasses is far easier and quicker than adjusting to progressives. It helps to wear them regularly, so your eyes get used to the change in correction. Start with reading or close-up work. Most wearers are comfortable within one to three days.
Up to about nine feet: more than enough for reading, the screen, cooking, a meeting or a conversation across the table.
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