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• What are multifocal and bifocal contact lenses?

  Types of bifocal contacts. There are two types of bifocal contact lens designs. The first mimics bifocal eyeglasses closely, with a separate section for each prescription. This is called a segmented bifocal, and sometimes also referred to as an alternating or translating bifocal. Usually, the near vision prescription is in the lower part of the lens,...

• Are there bifocal contact lens?

  Bifocal contact lenses are lenses that offer two different prescriptions in a single lens . One prescription is for close reading, and the other for normal, distance vision.

• Are bifocal contact lenses for astigmatism?

  Bifocal contact lenses for astigmatism allow people over age 40 who have irregular corneas to see clearly at all distances and eliminate the need to wear reading glasses over contacts . For some people with astigmatism , switching to bifocal gas permeable (GP) contacts after age 40 can restore clear vision at all distances.

• What is the difference between multifocal and Bifocal lenses?

  There are various differences between bifocal and multifocal lenses , also called varifocal lenses . Bifocal contact lenses are made with two prescriptions within one lens, while multifocal contact lenses have a selection of different powers in each lens. This makes them similar to progressive spectacle lenses .

• Are monovision contact lenses better than bifocal contacts?

  Even modified monovision will save you money on lens replacements compared with wearing bifocal contacts, since a bifocal contact lens is worn only on the near eye with modified monovision. But fitting monovision contact lenses is more complex and generally takes more office visits than a regular contact lens fitting.