Bifocals

bifocals
Eyeglasses with divided lenses. The two parts of each lens have different strengths, allowing the wearer to focus the eye for either near or distant vision.
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If you wear bifocals, look through the bottom reading portion. Do the test with each eye separately, first the right and then the left.
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Eyeglasses. The variety of eyeglasses is wide and includes bifocals, trifocals and reading lenses.
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No treatment has been shown to change the course of nearsightedness once the condition starts to develop. Diet, drugs, eye exercises, and special types of contact lenses or bifocals do not appear to affect the progression of nearsightedness.
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As you age, the sharpness of your vision (visual acuity) may gradually decline. Glasses or contact lenses may help correct age-related vision changes. You may eventually need bifocals.
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Bifocals may need to be adjusted to allow for putting, driving, and reading the score card.
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