My suggestion on multifocal eyeglasses

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   Which one do you prefer if this is your first time to wear multifocal eyeglasses, progressive or bifocals? Actually, I am inclined to the former one, as the intermediate portion of the lens it is more like normal vision! Progressive glasses usually take a good 2 weeks to feel OK, but 94% of those who have them wouldn't switch, and these lenses give you the intermediate distance also that a bifocal can't do, most progressives will blur out at some point on the outer edges of the lens in the distance portion, however the brain gets used to that and it doesn't bother most people for long.

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	Which one do you prefer if this is your first time to wear multifocal eyeglasses, progressive or bifocals? Actually, I am inclined to the former one, as the intermediate portion of the lens it is more like normal vision! Progressive glasses usually take a good 2 weeks to feel OK, but 94% of those who have them wouldn't switch, and these lenses give you the intermediate distance also that a bifocal can't do, most progressives will blur out at some point on the outer edges of the lens in the distance portion, however the brain gets used to that and it doesn't bother most people for long.