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ZEISS Light 2 lenses

Light their way to progressive lenses.

ZEISS Light 2 lenses are designed for your 35+ year-patients so they can easily switch to the progressive lens category while restoring their near and far vision effortlessly. It only takes one pair of glasses, and it won't cost a fortune. Let your patients experience the world, entirely.

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  • Natural vision at all distances—near and far
  • Fast adaptation
  • Lightweight and thin for comfort at all times

  • ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses

    A picture that shows the soft blur zones of ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses and the different distance zones (near, intermediate, and far) where progressive lenses can support clear vision.

    ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses have a modern design, which means they have a field of clear view with a smooth transition distributed across the peripheral areas. This allows for fast adaptation and clear vision at any distance for the wearer. ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses start from +0.75D up to +4.00D addition power and are available in three variations to meet different visual needs.

    • ZEISS Progressive Light 2 D​
    • ZEISS Progressive Light 2 3D​
    • ZEISS Progressive Light 2 3Dv​
    • Large clear zones
    • Smooth transition across peripheral areas
    • Accommodative support for comfortable reading with large near zone

Why did we develop ZEISS Light 2 lenses?

  • Clear vision at all distances—near to far

    A picture that shows a woman in her 30s looking at her phone while rubbing her eyes.

    The basic need of a 35+ year-old is to see clear near and far again. 35–44 year olds experience blurry vision/tired eyes for the first time and 45+ year-old presbyopia patients with mature eyes mostly don’t see clearly near and far at all. These patients would like to restore their natural vision effortlessly with one pair of glasses.

  • Digitalization of mature groups

    A picture of an older woman with glasses smiling and carrying a laptop.

    More people are spending more time using digital devices to perform activities. This is the trend across all age groups, specifically among the mature ones.1

  • The “first-timers of progressive wear”

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    GenXers and Millennials, who are reaching their late 30s/mid 40s2 are now starting to wear eyeglasses for the first time in their lives. 

Mobile internet usage has worked its way into our daily lives.

  • 5 billion

    unique users in the global mobile population in 2022.3

  • 3.76 million

    apps available for Android in 2023.4

The average patient's eyes face different challenges daily.

The use of smartphones has changed people's lifestyles. More people are spending more time using digital devices to perform activities. This trend applies across all age groups.1

  • The use of digital devices and their all-day presence in patients' daily lives have a significant impact on their reading behavior.
  • For example: the reading distance has changed from 16 inches for print media (books, newspapers) to 12-14 inches for digital devices (smartphones, tablets).5

Natural vision, fast adaptation—for first-timers and mature wearers.

  • Natural vision, fast adaptation​

    A middle-aged women and man wearing ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses.

    ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses have a modern design, which means they have a field of clear view with a smooth transition distributed across the peripheral areas.

    This allows for fast adaptation and clear vision at any distance for the wearer.

  • Innovative technologies for mature eyes​

    A middle-aged men and man wearing ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses.

    Our signature ZEISS EasyFocus technology considers the eye’s inclination, the power profile, and the binocular vision of the left and right eye (of a progressive lens wearer) to optimize the lens for less blur in the periphery.​

  • Our promise​

    ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses with zoom-in on the ZEISS engraving.

    Our top priority and focus is to meet your patients' expectations and optimally respond to their ever-evolving needs. The engraving on each ZEISS lens guarantees a high level of quality and symbolizes our legacy of precision in optics. ​

    Great looks ​
    ZEISS’ commitment to optimizing lens aesthetics ensures that your patients' lenses look great, and are thin and lightweight for optimal comfort.

Proven patient satisfaction with ZEISS Light 2 lenses.

  • 96%

    of wearers agree that their vision feels natural.6

  • 68%

    of wearers adapted in a few hours.6

  • 92%

    of wearers are happy with the value for money their ZEISS Light 2 lenses offer.6​

The innovation behind ZEISS EasyFocus technology. Incorporated in all ZEISS Light 2 lenses.

Our signature ZEISS EasyFocus technology considers the eye’s inclination, the power profile, and the binocular vision of the left and right eye of a progressive lens wearer to optimize the lens for less blur in the periphery. Additionally, it is built on ZEISS‘ know-how in optics of the lens-eye system, the age-related vision needs of first-time and mature progressive lens wearers, and lens aesthetic optimization.

  • Icon showing a circle with three arrows symbolizing smart dynamic optics.
    Optical power profile

    The optimized power profile accurately considers the vertical eye movements (eye inclination) from distance to near, targeting an easy focus, smooth transition, and comfortable access to the wide reading zone.

  • Icon showing an eye and an arrow, and an arrow pointing upward symbolizing age intelligence.
    Synchronization between left and right eye

    The binocular optimization for distance and near vision ensures that the optical images are synchronized between the left and right eyes.

  • Icon showing three arrows next to each other symbolizing clear and thin optics.
    Moderate-soft design fingerprint

    Optimized boundaries with a modern design fingerprint, which means they have a field of clear view with a smooth transition distributed across the peripheral areas.

ZEISS Progressive lenses—the best of both worlds.

ZEISS Light 2 progressive lenses with it's modern design fingerprint combines the benefits of traditional progressive lenses with the comfort of a field of clear view and a smooth transition in the periphery of progressive lenses:.

  • Distance zones are wide and clear
  • Very low peripheral distortion
  • Enlarged near zones
  • Accurately shaped to wearer's needs.

Explore the differences in ZEISS Progressive lenses compared to standard progressive lenses in our video.

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Get to know ZEISS SmartLife lenses​.

Take advantage of our flagship portfolio ZEISS SmartLife lenses to offer top-notch solutions for your patients with an excellent vision experience: comfortable vision for busy eyes.

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  • 1

    Data analysis MyVision Profiles from 2021 to 2019 N= 300k patients by Technology and Innovation, Carl Zeiss Vision International GmbH, DE 2021
  • 2

    World Economic Forum: There are 1.8 billion millennials on earth. Here's where they live. Published August 2021.
  • 3

    Statista, Mobile internet usage worldwide - Statistics & Facts. Published by L. Ceci, Sep 14, 2023.
  • 4

    Statista, Number of apps available in leading app stores 2023. Published by L. Lohmeier, Sep 26, 2023.
  • 5

    Bababekova Y, Rosenfield M, Hue J et al. Font size and viewing distance of handheld smart phones. Optom Vis Sci2011; 88: 795–797.
  • 6

    Survey among purchasers of ZEISS Light 2 lenses in India (N=195, Digital & Progressive lenses), 2023, Carl Zeiss Vision International GmbH, DE (unpublished, data on file).