Your visual day

Find Your Lens Solution

Start with your day. The right lenses follow from it.

Find Your Lens Solution

Finding your lens solution

Two questions to start with

We want you to be comfortable, and to see and perform well. To help you choose the right solution, ask yourself two questions.

Question one

Is it your lifestyle?

Is it your lifestyle, such as your profession or your hobbies, that is prompting you to look into your options?

Question two

Is it your eyes?

Do you have a new or existing visual condition that needs attention?

For most people it is both lifestyle and visual conditions that decide the personalised visual solution.

That is why your optometrist asks a few questions about your lifestyle, and checks for any new or existing visual conditions.

Your visual day

Lenses for the parts of your day

Nobody lives at one distance or in one light. Choose the part of your day to read more.

Office wear

Lenses that put your screen and your desk first.

Office wear

Outdoors and sports

Polarised lenses, tints and sports lenses, with your prescription in them.

Outdoors and sports

At the screen

Blue light filters for more comfortable eyes at the screen.

Blue light blockers

Your eyes

Lenses for how you see

Near or farsightedness

Why some things look blurred up close and others far away.

Near or farsightedness

Astigmatism

What it is, and how glasses correct it.

Astigmatism

Vision over 40

Why close-up focus changes from about our forties, and what helps.

Vision over 40

How lenses are chosen

From your day to your lenses

  1. Your visual dayThe recommendation starts with how you live and use your eyes.
  2. The materialThe lens material is chosen for your prescription and what you will use your glasses for. Thinner is not always clearer.
  3. Both surfaces protectedEvery Torga lens has a scratch-resistant hard coat on both surfaces, at no extra cost.
  4. Anti-reflectionAn anti-reflection coating cancels reflections and lets more light through.
  5. The designLast, the design of the lens: single vision, bifocal or multifocal, and how its zones suit you.