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Come ‘See’ the Difference Yourself: Innovative Multi-Focal Contact Lens Technology Helps Many Say “Goodbye” to Their Reading Glasses
Local Garden City optometrist, Dr. Steven Schoenbart, allows attendees to experience the latest contact lenses designed specifically for people with presbyopia
You’re invited to attend a unique contact lens fitting event to learn about a vision problem that may affect 70 percent of women over age 40. According to a recent survey, despite wearing some form of vision correction, these women continue to experience difficulty reading labels and struggle to read the text on their digital devices. This difficulty may be due to presbyopia, which impacts the eye’s ability to focus and progresses over time. While drugstore readers and magnifiers offer a solution for some, 38 percent of women surveyed believe that wearing reading glasses is a telltale sign of aging.
Don’t miss this opportunity to ask local optometrist, Dr. Schoenbart, any questions you may have about presbyopia. You’ll also have the chance to try PureVision®2 Multi-Focal Contact Lenses for Presbyopia, the latest contact lens innovation from Bausch + Lomb, which can help you say goodbye to those reading glasses.
Presbyopia affects millions of Americans, making it difficult to read at normal distances, causing blurry vision at close distances and making reading glasses necessary for seeing distances. The PureVision®2 Multi-Focal Contact Lenses for Presbyopia are available for free trial at the event and are designed to improve near, intermediate and distance vision.