Kodak Progressive Lenses
Kodak Progressive lenses are our standard varifocal lenses. They offer a distance area and an intermediate area, combined with a wide reading area so that your eyes can adapt to different focal lengths with ease. The back surface of the lens has different curves to reduce peripheral astigmatism - the distorted vision which can happen because the eye is not spherical.
Kodak Progressive lenses are available in a choice of materials from conventional plastic through to ultra thin 1.74 and are tailored to individual prescriptions.
Kodak Concise™ Progressive Lenses
Kodak Concise is an enhanced varifocal lens designed specifically for modern shallow frames. The compact design of the Kodak Concise Lens means that you are not limited to larger frame styles as with some other varifocal designs and still have great vision at all distances.
With a traditional varifocal lens, a minimum depth of frame is required to ensure that you can fit both the distance area and the reading area into the frame. The Kodak Concise Lens is designed to fit into a shallow frame but still give you maximum reading area.
Nearly all Kodak Concise Lenses are supplied with RLX Plus®, the world's most scratch resistant plastic lens surface, as standard.
Kodak Precise™ Progressive Lenses
Kodak Precise is our premium enhanced varifocal lens with a wide near zone for natural eye movement, a smooth transitional zone and clear distance zone. Kodak Precise Lenses offer clear natural vision at all distances, scientifically developed using a revolutionary new mathematical process called Vision First Design. Whichever way you look and at whatever distance, everything is sharp and with minimal distortion or blurring, similar to a single vision lens.
Kodak Precise Progressive Lenses are great for driving, reading, watching television, working on the computer - anything in fact where fast, clear natural vision is required.
Nearly all Kodak Precise Lenses are supplied with RLX Plus®, the world's most scratch resistant plastic lens surface, as standard.
Kodak Unique Progressive Lenses
Everyone is different. Our face shapes vary from round to square and all other variables in between. Our head sizes vary, our skin tones are different and hence there are thousands of frames to choose from, so that we can find the perfect one for each of us as an individual. Kodak Unique is a lens that offers that level of individuality.
The Kodak Unique Lens is an innovative varifocal lens designed to be as individual as you are. Every pair of Kodak Unique Lenses is designed specifically for you, taking into account your prescription and frame choice resulting in a pair of spectacle lenses closely tailored to your visual requirements. Unlike traditional varifocal lenses, the individual design of the Kodak Unique Lens means that a wider range of frames are open to you including many fashionable shallower frames. And it has been scientifically developed to minimise blurring or the 'swim' sensation associated with traditional varifocal lenses.
Your Kodak Unique lenses are designed using advanced Vision First Technology. This and our state of the art manufacturing processes mean that your Kodak Unique lenses meet exacting standards of vision, individual to you.
TRY Kodak varifocal lenses with our no risk trial
The benefits of modern varifocal lenses are easy to see, but not always easy to get used to. Which is why your Kodak Lens Vision Centre or optician will give you all the expert advice you need to find the most suitable option for you from our extensive Kodak varifocal lens range. They also give a 90 day warranty in case you can not adjust to your new varifocals. Ask in centre for details.
Where can I buy Kodak Progressive Lenses?
Like all our technologically advanced lenses, Kodak Progressive Lenses are available from the expert independent opticians at your local Kodak Lens Vision Centre, and from approved Kodak Lens stockists.
Simply use our store locator to find your nearest stockist, or to book an appointment online
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