Discover our indoor lens solutions for patients who need specialized occupational lenses to perform visual tasks at close and intermediate vision areas.

Computer & Work Lenses

Most people spend an average of 8-10 hours a day looking at digital screens, with peaks up to 15 hours a day.* Digital eye strain symptoms can present themselves in as few as 2 hours of digital screen viewing.† For many people, the computer pair of glasses is their primary pair. Let’s take this opportunity to provide additional value to patients and comfort while working, whether in front of a screen or a multitude of other occupations where near work is conducted.

CITATIONS:
* HOYA Consumer Digital Behavior Study Available October 2017
†Ang C., Dinevski D., Vlasak N., Kok A Taking the strain. Optician. 05/2017, vol. 253, no. 6600, p.25-28

iD Space™ / iD Screen™ / iD Zoom™

Our Challenge – Your Solution

Problem: Presbyopic patients need a specific lens to help with complaints of Digital Eye Strain (DES) from long hours on digital devices and improve ergonomics at workstation.

Solution: iD Space, Screen and Zoom offer three working distance-specific solutions for you to meet virtually any work / hobby environment need.

Design Features

Integrated Dual Surface™ (iD) Technology
Binocular Harmonization Technology™
Minimum fitting height - 18mm
7 Corridor Lengths – Variable length or fixed 18mm, 19mm, 20mm, 21mm, 22mm, 23mm and 24mm
Position of wear or defaults

Patient Benefits

iD and Binocular Harmonization Technology™provide premium technologies
Relief from DES symptoms and increased productivity
Custom solution for any visual need creates better visual comfort

Resources

Sales aid

Patient brochure

iD white paper (24 pages)

Binocular Harmonization Technology™white paper (9 pages)

Blog post: Main Viewing Distance vs. Working Distance: Know Which Multi-Focal Lenses to Prescribe

Sync III™

Our Challenge – Your Solution

Problem: You have an increasing amount of single vision patients presenting Digital Eye Strain (DES) symptoms.

Solution: Sync III™ lenses are specifically designed to reduce accommodative stress in single vision patients.

Design Features

Sync lenses have the distance power for everyday use and a ‘boost zone’ in the lower portion of the lens.

Three boost zone designs

Sync III 5 – provides +0.57D ‘boost zone’
Sync III 9 – provides +0.95D ‘boost zone’
Sync III 13 – provides +1.32D ‘boost zone’

Minimum fitting height – 14mm

Patient Benefits

The boost zone is an area with an increased amount of relaxing power, reducing eye strain during prolonged up close activities such as looking at digital screens, reading or any ‘near task’ activities
Comfort on digital devices standard single vision lenses can’t offer
Available in clear, photochromic and polarized
Not a significant difference in copay compared to standard single vison lenses

Resources:

Sales aid

Patient brochure

Digital Eye Strain white paper (60 pages)

Blog posts: Screen time, digital eye strain, and the Sync III™ solution

Tact® BKS

Problem: Presbyopic patients need a specific lens to help with complaints of Digital Eye Strain (DES) from long hours on digital devices and improve ergonomics at workstation.

Solution: Tact 40/60 BKS offer two working distance solutions for you to meet most work / hobby environment needs.

Features

Select Position Tact 40 for Intermediate Vision Emphasis

Tact 40 - 40% of the Add at fitting point
Primarily desktop computer user
Emphasizes intermediate, then near viewing

Select Position Tact 60 for Near Vision Emphasis

Tact 60 – 60% of the Add at fitting point
Primarily reading and laptop computer user
Emphasizes near, then intermediate viewing

Patient Benefits

Relieves symptoms related to Digital Eye Strain (DES)
Provides extended focus lens design for near and intermediate viewing zones
Delivers exceptionally wide intermediate and near viewing zones with optimized periphery
Relief from digital eye strain symptoms and increased productivity
Relief of ergonomic issues
With Tact 40 there is no need to switch glasses to move about work area
Less cost than iD Space™, iD Screen™ or iD Zoom™ to private pay patients
Two design options

Resources

Sales aid

Patient brochure

Tact is a registered trademark of HOYA Corporation. Sync III, Integrated Dual Surface, Binocular Harmonization Technology, iD Space, iD Screen, iD Zoom, are trademarks of HOYA Corporation. All other trademarks, registered trademarks and copyrights are the property of their respective owners.