Single Vision Lens

Single Vision Lens is a common basic lens type in the eyewear industry, specially designed to solve single refractive problems such as myopia and hyperopia. Its core feature is that it has a fixed focal length, ensuring that the wearer can obtain clear vision at different distances. For myopic patients, single vision lenses use a concave lens design, which can effectively expand the light path, so that the visual effect of distant objects is clearer; while for hyperopic patients, the lens uses a convex lens design to focus the light so that distant objects are accurately projected onto the retina, achieving a precise visual experience.
Compared with complex bifocal or progressive lenses, the biggest advantage of single vision lenses is their simplicity. The lens has only one focal length, and the wearer does not need to adapt to the transition between multiple focal lengths. This feature makes single vision lenses extremely widely used in daily life. Whether it is reading for a long time, using a computer, or doing other daily activities, consumers wearing single vision lenses can enjoy a long-lasting and clear vision, while effectively reducing eye fatigue and discomfort.