Congratulations on getting your first pair of progressive lenses! As you adjust to your new glasses, it's important to remember that it's normal to feel uncomfortable or even dizzy when you first try them. It's best to try them at home until you feel comfortable before heading out or even driving with them.
Here are five tips to help you get used to your new progressive lenses:
If you've tried all these tips and are still having trouble getting used to your progressive lenses, don't worry! It's important to remember that everyone's adjustment period is different. Just be patient and consistent and remember that it's okay to take your time to get used to your new glasses. If you continue to experience discomfort or have any concerns, please go see your eyecare professional or come speak to us. At our practice, we have helped many patients make the transition to progressive lenses. Our experienced staff can help you choose the right lenses for your needs and ensure a proper fit . We pride ourselves on our high success rate and strive to make the adjustment process as smooth as possible for our patients.
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