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=Presbyopia= | =Presbyopia= | ||
As you age, the lens in your eye becomes less flexible. This makes accommodation more difficult and brings on "arms are not long enough to read" symptoms. Someone may be both [[myopic]] and presbyopic, and have deficits to both near and far vision. Your [[ | As you age, the lens in your eye becomes less flexible. This makes accommodation more difficult and brings on "arms are not long enough to read" symptoms. Someone may be both [[myopic]] and presbyopic, and have deficits to both near and far vision. Your [[Prescription]] will have an "Add" section specifying bifocals or multifocals if you have diagnosed presbyopia, or if your doctor thinks it best to reduce eye strain. | ||
==Bifocals== | ==Bifocals== | ||