The Chapman-Davies Buyer's Guide

Corrects one field of vision—either near or far.

• People with myopia (nearsightedness) or hyperopia (farsightedness).
  
  
• Ideal for individuals who need a simple solution for one type of vision, like reading or driving.

• Perfect for students, commuters, or anyone who spends most of their time focusing on one distance.

Two distinct areas—one for distance vision and one for near tasks like reading.

• People with presbyopia (age-related near vision loss).
  
  
• Great for anyone who needs both near and distance vision correction in one pair of glasses.

• Suitable for office workers, retirees, or people who need glasses for both reading and everyday activities.

Seamlessly transition from near to far vision without visible lines.

• People with presbyopia who want a more natural, no-line lens.

• Perfect for people who need clear vision at all distances—like teachers, designers, or those who spend time on both screens and reading.

Designed for astigmatism, these lenses correct the irregular shape of the eye.

• People with astigmatism who experience blurry vision at any distance.

• Ideal for those who need precise correction, like office workers, drivers, or athletes.

Thinner, lighter lenses that are great for strong prescriptions.

• People with high prescriptions who want a more comfortable, stylish fit.

• Great for anyone who wears glasses all day, such as teachers, managers, or those in customer-facing roles where comfort and appearance matter.

Blocks blue light from screens to reduce eye strain and improve sleep quality.

• People who spend long hours on computers, tablets, or smartphones—such as office workers, students, or gamers.
  
  
• Anyone looking to reduce digital eye strain.

Automatically darken in response to UV light and return to clear indoors.

• People who split their time between indoors and outdoors, like hikers, cyclists, or anyone who enjoys outdoor activities.
  
  
• Ideal for those who want the convenience of not switching between prescription glasses and sunglasses.

Reduces glare from digital screens, headlights, and bright lights, improving visual clarity.

• Drivers, especially those who drive at night or in bright light conditions.
  
  
• People who spend long hours using digital devices or in environments with lots of glare, such as office workers or photographers.

Helps prevent everyday scratches, keeping lenses clear.

• People with active lifestyles—athletes or parents with young children—who need durable lenses.
  
  
• Those who work in environments prone to debris or rough handling (e.g., construction workers, outdoor enthusiasts).