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Which type of lens is right for me?

Adelynn Sim — Wed, 09 Oct 2024 09:46:25 +0000

Everyone have an story…………….. from Vision check & eyes health to getting an pair of glasses will never be easy.

Let us help and listen to your story. With today technology getting a good pair of prescription glasses is never that easy.

CARL ZEISS Vision care will have solution to all prescription needs. Combining expertise and experience with state-of-the-art technical equipment ,

we will do our best to fit and understand every needs. Most importantly is to fit every budget with the best solution.

Book an appointment with us and bring along all your current pair of glasses which you ever had.

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CARL ZEISS Light 2 Digital Lenses

Adelynn Sim — Mon, 07 Oct 2024 08:35:20 +0000

ZEISS Light 2 lenses effortlessly transition 30+ year olds to progressives, restoring near and far vision. It is perfect for first-timers or mature wearers, offering a cost-effective solution for a complete visual experience.

ZEISS Light Digital Lenses are ideal for those who experience eye fatigue from contact lens wear. It helps tired eyes to relax ,and can prevent strain caused by digital devices.

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CARL ZEISS SMARTLIFE LENS

Adelynn Sim — Sun, 08 Oct 2023 23:54:26 +0000

Nobody sees like YOU.

Your eyes and options – explained.

Progressive lenses are great for maturing eyes that need help switching between various distances. But this means getting used to looking through different parts of your glasses. If you‘re already wearing progressives or you’re over 40, this lens type can be a good choice.

If you‘re not used to progressive lenses but have some issues with vision up close, a digital lens design might be a good solution. Also called anti-fatigue lenses, they are created for eyes that get tired from changing focus all day. They have a special near zone to help your eyes relax – and make it easier to adapt to progressive lenses later in life.

We’re happy to give you all the information you need to make an informed decision when buying your next pair. Still, make sure to consult an eye care professional to find the best ZEISS lens for YOU.

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Clear Vision for Growing Children

Adelynn Sim — Sun, 08 Oct 2023 23:53:49 +0000

ZEISS SmartLife Young Lenses

ZEISS expands its successful premium product portfolio with lenses specially designed to meet the changing needs of children and teenagers.

ZEISS SmartLife is the go-to lens portfolio for many eye care professionals around the world, but this premium portfolio is being expanded to include another age group. Eye care professionals can now offer lenses adapted to the needs of teens and children as young as six years with ZEISS Single Vision SmartLife Young lenses.

Lifestyle and visual behavior of children and young people

Children’s eye health is important —especially in the wake of advancing digitalization. Generation Alpha, those born after 2010, are complete digital natives and well versed in technology.2 60 percent of children under the age of five are already interacting with smartphones.3 Another study found that children between the age of two and ten are already using and/or playing with a device that has a screen for more than 18 hours a week.4 But this does not only affect toddlers and young children. Young people also spend many hours watching screens, streaming content or using social media, for example.5 On top of that lessons in school have also become more digitalized, which increases screen time even more.

Lenses for children must therefore be adapted to these new demands on vision created by our current world. And it should not be forgotten that these daily habits alter as a child grows up. Younger children spend more time playing – both inside and outside – and explore their environment through many different activities, while older children spend more of their time doing their chosen hobbies, meeting friends, or completing homework.

“We have adapted the ZEISS SmartView 2.0 technology, on which all ZEISS SmartLife lenses are based, so that it is suitable for children and young people,” explains Patrick Michel. “When looking at a smartphone, for example, a child naturally holds it at a completely different reading distance than an adult.6 The proportions of the face also differ significantly. Factors such as this have to feature in the design of modern lenses.”

Different reading distance when looking at a smartphone. This is also linked to arm length, for example, that changes as a child grows.

The changing anatomy of a growing child

The shape of the face, distance between the eyes, and other proportions gradually change as a child develops. This naturally has an influence on the position of lenses. Thanks to the so-called ZEISS Dynamic AgeFit technology, ZEISS Single Vision SmartLife Young lenses are specially adapted to the anatomy of growing children. Individual, continuously changing parameters, such as the distance between the lenses, are thus integrated into the lens design.

Another aspect is the pupil size: the pupil diameter increases in children and young people, while it shrinks again in adults. A critical part of ZEISS SmartLife Young lenses, ZEISS Luminance Design 2.0 technology takes the change in pupil size into account. ”That’s how ZEISS SmartLife Young lenses provide up to 60 percent wider fields of clear view for the under 20s compared to conventional ZEISS Single Vision stock lenses7,” says Michel.

Changing anatomy while growing.

UV protection, blue light protection, and robustness for children’s lenses

All ZEISS SmartLife lenses come with full UV protection thanks to ZEISS UVProtect technology. “Of course, UV protection is even more important for children because, although they spend a lot of time in front of screens, they also like to be outside,” says Michel. Moreover, the lenses can be ordered with ZEISS BlueGuard material that will block up to 40 percent of the potentially harmful blue light.8 A special ZEISS DuraVision Kids coating also adds three times more scratch resistance than standard hard-coated ZEISS lenses. The thin, lightweight look of the lens is another important criterion especially for older kids who choose their own lenses.

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CARL ZEISS My Vision Profile

Adelynn Sim — Sat, 07 Oct 2023 15:17:39 +0000

By understanding your lifestyle, we can get a clear picture of your Vision Profile and which ZEISS lens solution will be most suitable to you.

click the link below and check out the optical solution which can be custom to all needs.

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Best food for healthy eyes

Adelynn Sim — Wed, 07 Oct 2020 08:08:57 +0000

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How to avoid eye strain

Adelynn Sim — Wed, 07 Oct 2020 08:06:32 +0000

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MAUI JIM @ Spectacle Culture

Adelynn Sim — Sun, 29 Jul 2018 03:21:42 +0000

Maui Jim started out in 1980 as a small company selling sunglasses on the beach in Lahaina on the island of Maui, which is part of the Hawaiian islands. Maui is one of the lushest, most vibrant places on earth. Yet its intense sunlight creates conditions that hide the beauty of the island when viewed with the naked eye.

Recognising a blue ocean market for technology that could combat intense glare and harmful UV while bringing the brilliant colours of the island to life, Maui Jim developed their revolutionary PolarizedPlus2® lens, which provides greater colour, clarity, and detail, while shielding your eyes from glare and harmful UV.

Maui Jim’s patented multi-layered lens design allows more usable light to be transmitted to the eyes, resulting in unrivaled visual acuity, contrast and colour are the exquisite results. This allows the user to experience deeper, more saturated colours and higher levels of contrast in any environment.

The patented PolarisedPlus2® lens technology also eliminates 99.9% of glare and blocks 100% of harmful UV rays, and thus Maui Jim sunglasses are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective UV filter for the eyes and surrounding skin. It is the only premium sunglasses brand carrying the Skin Cancer Foundation’s seal of approval.

Available in four lens colours, Maui Jim® offers an option for every level of light. Neutral Grey lenses offer contrast and the highest available glare reduction and are suitable for all light conditions, especially bright, direct sunlight. Maui Rose® lenses offer the sharpest contrast and image resolution. They are excellent for fast action activities, overcast or foggy days. HCL® (High Contrast Lens) Bronze lenses offer enhanced contrast and are ideal for hazy and low light conditions. The new HT™ (High Transmission) lenses are perfect for variable and low light conditions, haze, fog, or overcast days and feature a flattering palm tint without a distracting yellow cast.

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Only Poor eyesight can understand

Adelynn Sim — Fri, 25 Aug 2017 07:35:05 +0000

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Are You Ready for an Eye Check?

Adelynn Sim — Thu, 12 May 2016 06:43:04 +0000

Ideally, one eye exam every year should help you to stay on top of your eye health, but some people might need to schedule more than oneexam in a year. Vision can change quite a bit overthe course of a year, especially for those over the age of 50, and it is important to know when you need to schedule an exam.

Here are 8 signs that you should get another exam on the calendar soon:

Your eyes are red, dry, itchy, or you are seeing spots, flashes of light, or floaters.
You have diabetes or another health condition that affects your eyes. Also, if you have a family history of conditions like diabetes or glaucoma you may need exams more often, especially as you move into your 50s and beyond.
You can’t remember when you last had an eye exam. If it’s been longer than a year, you’re overdue.
You have difficulty driving at night and seeing street signs in the dark.
You experience eye strain, headaches and/or blurred vision after spending an extended amount of time in front of a computer screen.
You get motion sick, dizzy, or have troublefollowing a moving target.
You hold books or the newspaper further away from your face and squint or close one eye to read them clearly.
You notice any changes in your vision, especially after an incident of head trauma.

Don’t wait until you experience any of these 8 things before you schedule an eye exam. Keep in mind that an eye exam benefits more than just your eyes.

Do drop by to Spectacle Culture (EYE GLASS) at BLK 531 Upper Cross Street ,Hong Lim Complex #02-66 S(050531) for an eye check now.

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