Office and computer glasses
If your eyes hurt after several hours at the computer, you move your head away from the monitor or remove reading glasses to see a colleague, it is time to check office lenses.
Book a visitIntermediate distances
Smooth vision from 40 cm for documents through 80 cm for a monitor to several metres for a person across the desk.
Relief for the neck
The right design lets you sit upright and reduces the habit of tilting the head toward the screen.
Interview first
We ask about the exact monitor distance and position, as well as the number of screens, to choose the best construction.
No more half-glasses for reading
Classic reading glasses focus at about 40 cm. A monitor is usually farther away, around 60-80 cm, so it becomes blurred in reading glasses. Distance glasses do not help at a desk either.
Office lenses, often called occupational or semi-progressive lenses, solve this problem. They are like progressive lenses optimised only for working zones. The intermediate field is much wider than in classic progressives, giving comfort throughout the workday.
Frequently asked questions
What are office glasses?
Lenses optimised for working distances, from documents on the desk to a person across the room. They are often called semi-progressives and give a wider intermediate field of view than standard progressives.
How are they different from reading glasses?
Reading glasses focus at about 40 cm, while a monitor usually sits further away, at 60-80 cm, so it looks blurred through half-eye readers. Office glasses give sharp vision from about 40 cm to 4 m.
Can office glasses have a blue light filter?
Yes, they can be combined with a blue light filter such as a Blue Protect coating, which also reduces glare.
What should I know before choosing computer glasses?
The distance and position of your monitor and how many screens you work with. Based on that we choose a lens design that lets you sit upright without leaning towards the screen.