Presbyopia (Old Eyes) Vision Correction
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007Presbyopia is the term for the diminishing ability to focus on up-close objects with age. While the ability to focus on near objects grows progressively worse beginning at birth, it is often first noticed at age 40 when the near focus is approximately 40 cm. Since this is a standard reading distance, it is this age that people most often feel that they are losing there near vision. In fact, the ability to focus has grown progressively worse since childhood.
What options are there in correcting near vision? (more…)