FAQ

5. What about monovision?

You can choose to reduce the degree of reading difficulties based on a principle called monovision. That is, one eye is fully corrected and the other eye to leave 1 to 1.5 dioptre of myopia, and this will make reading or near vision tasks easier.

The visual difficulties of monovision are most noticeable in low lighting conditions and when performing tasks requiring very sharp vision. Therefore, you may need to wear glasses to fully correct both eyes for distance or near vision when performing visually demanding tasks, such as driving at night or performing occupational tasks requiring very sharp close vision.