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Conversation before choosing
We ask where glasses should help most: screen, reading, driving, shift work, studying or all-day wear.
Service
Spectacle lens fitting step by step
The same prescription can need completely different lenses for a screen worker, a driver and someone who wears glasses all day. We fit lenses to your everyday life, not only to your prescription.
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Measurements in the frame
We check pupil distance, fitting height, frame position, lens-to-eye distance and whether the chosen frame suits the lens type.
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A decision with explanation
We explain differences between variants so your choice is conscious, not based only on technology names.
Details
What to know before your visit
See what the visit looks like, what is worth bringing and when it is better to start with an eye exam. We have gathered the key information in one place.
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What happens during spectacle lens fitting
First we check your prescription, current glasses and what brings you in. It matters whether the image tires at the computer, the problem appears after dark, glasses slip, or you need one pair for many distances.
Only then do we choose lens design, material, thinning index and coatings. We also look at the chosen frame, because its shape and position influence mounting and visual comfort.
- we check prescription, current glasses and visual habits
- we ask about work, screens, driving and reading
- we take fitting measurements in the chosen frame
- we discuss thickness, weight, aesthetics and budget
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Why it matters
Fitting does not end with the prescription power
The same refractive error may require different solutions for someone working on two monitors, a driver or a first-time progressive wearer. We combine the exam result with everyday visual use.
If something in current glasses bothered you, we check the cause: power, lens design, fitting height, frame position, too narrow a field of view or a coating that does not match conditions.
- we analyse comfort in current glasses
- we fit lenses to specific distances
- we check whether the frame suits the selected lenses
- we explain when a premium option is worth it
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How to prepare for the visit
Bring your current glasses and last prescription if you have one. Tell us when vision is least comfortable. For screen work, an approximate monitor distance is helpful. For driving, tell us whether the issue appears during the day, at dusk or at night.
If you choose frames on the same day, reserve a little more time. Measurements are taken in a specific frame, otherwise lens mounting cannot be planned properly.
- bring your last prescription or current glasses
- say when vision tires you most
- think about what the glasses are mainly for
- reserve time for frame choice and measurements
Next step
Want lenses fitted to specific needs?
Book a visit and bring your current glasses. We will check what bothers you, take measurements and fit lenses to your day.
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