I pony up for good lenses at LensCrafters as I need the correction as well as up close: progressives, anti-glare and the lightest lens material that they sell.

I pony up for good lenses at LensCrafters as I need the correction as well as up close: progressives, anti-glare and the lightest lens material that they sell. I also try for a light frame and have found that round glasses “progress” well and cover my central field of vision. Also, computer glasses (inverse bifocals as it were) were quite disorienting for me but coworkers like them. A buddy could not deal with progressives so he did old style trifocals. We’re computer people so style is not the main concern… Working on a laptop actually helps as it makes me look down while maintaining proper posture which is where the up close magnification lives. The big desktop monitor finds me learning my head back at times or working at the top. And I need the room brighter for the added depth of field from a constricted pupil.