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Designed to correct presbyopia, varifocal glasses provide clear and sharp vision at all distances. Varifocal lenses, also known as progressive lenses, provide a seamless transition between different distances by progressively changing their power from top to bottom. Shop your pair of varifocals at affordable prices from us and enjoy benefits such as free delivery on orders over £59.
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Semi-Rimless By opting for varifocal glasses, you can avoid the inconvenience of constantly switching between multiple pairs of prescription glasses. Whether you’re reading a book, working on a laptop or trying to read a road sign while driving, these glasses provide a gradual transition between distance, intermediate and near distances, allowing them to replicate the eyes’ natural ability to focus. The top zone of varifocal lenses is designed for clear far distance, the middle zone caters for mid-range tasks, while the bottom part is for up-close vision correction.

Explore our wide collection of varifocal glasses from popular designer brands, available at up to 70% off. You can choose from a variety of shapes, frame colours and materials and customise your pair to suit your lifestyle by selecting from different types of packages, offering a variety of lens coatings. Our range of varifocal lens glasses starts from prices as low as £57.
Also known as progressive glasses, varifocal glasses offer many benefits, including:
One of the key benefits of varifocal lens glasses is that they provide clear vision at multiple distances, catering for a range of different visual needs, without visible separation lines on the lenses. These lenses allow a smooth blend of vision between the distance, intermediate and near zones.
Varifocal glasses eliminate the need to carry multiple pairs of glasses with you everywhere for daily tasks. They are a convenient option for individuals who require multiple vision corrections in a single pair of glasses.
Unlike other types of multifocal glasses (bifocals and trifocals), varifocal lenses do not have any visible separation lines, which makes them appear like regular single-vision lenses. As varifocal glasses align with modern aesthetics, their innovative design appeals to many individuals with presbyopia.
If you’re looking to buy varifocal glasses online, look no further. There are several benefits to ordering them from us, including:
The time to get used to wearing varifocal glasses varies from person to person; some may need more time than others to adjust. As the lenses have different focal zones, those new to wearing varifocals should allow for a short adaptation period. Gradually increasing wear time in a familiar environment can help an individual to adapt to them more comfortably.
Although varifocal glasses are a bit more expensive than single-vision glasses, you can buy them at just £57[P10.1] from us. Also, you can save money when ordering different pairs of glasses for different distances.
Varifocals generally are suitable for people with presbyopia. Those who do not require multifocal glasses (bifocals, trifocals or varifocals) are individuals who need single-vision correction, which is why single-vision glasses are an ideal choice for them to correct vision at one distance only.
Some individuals may initially experience symptoms such as blurry vision. They should allow themselves some time to adjust to varifocals. In order to achieve clear vision, they would need to position their eyes within the appropriate focal area of the lens. The lenses also require head movements to avoid looking through the soft edge focus in the lens. Initially, individuals may find themselves looking through the wrong focus area in the lens, resulting in blurred vision. With practice, they can easily realign their eyes to achieve proper focus.
Yes, it’s recommended to wear varifocals all the time to allow your eyes to gradually adapt to them.
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