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Under 50? Do you struggle to focus with near and far vision?

We can definitely help.

Our picks for you.

  • ZEISS SmartLife

    Digital lenses
    A point-of-view image with ZEISS Digital SmartLife lenses with a smartphone and the lens appearing fully clear on the upper and lower area of the lens and small blurry plots on the left and right.

    Our best all-day lenses with a little boost at the bottom to help your eyes relax and switch between near and far without effort. A great lens for eyes that tend to get tired as the day goes on.

    Designed for

    • Distance vision correction AND support close up
    • Relaxed vision in all distances and directions
    • All day comfort for today's busy eyes
    • Visual needs of people under 40
    • Bespoke optics
    Discover ZEISS Digital SmartLife Lenses

  • ZEISS SmartLife

    Progressive lenses
    A point-of-view image with ZEISS Progressive SmartLife lenses with a smartphone and cups in the background, while the lens is fully clear with thin, blurry spots on the left and right.

    Our best all-day lenses with a three-in-one prescription – for clarity near, far and in between. Packed with technology to tackle the issues often associated with progressive glasses.

    Designed for

    • Maturing eyes over 40
    • Smooth vision in ALL distances and directions
    • All day comfort for today's busy eyes
    • Quick adaptation to new glasses
    • Bespoke optics
    Discover ZEISS Progressive SmartLife lenses

  • ZEISS DriveSafe

    Progressive lenses

    A point-of-view image of a driver with ZEISS Progressive DriveSafe lenses with clear vision of the street and dashboard and blurry spots on the left and right.

    An all-day progressive option for those who spend a lot of time on the road. They‘re optimized to switch between the dashboard, road and mirrors with ease. A special coating helps to reduce perceived glare at night.

    Designed for

    • Maturing eyes over 40
    • Sharp vision at ALL distances
    • Relaxed vision while driving
    • Customized optics
    Go to ZEISS Progressive DriveSafe lenses

  • ZEISS Light 2

    Progressive lenses
    Schematic point-of-view illustration through a ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lens showing medium-wide fields of view in the near (book) and far (sky) and soft transitions between the blur zones.

    Light on the wallet and easy on the eyes—especially for first-time progressive lens wearers looking for moderate-clear vision zones in the near and far.

    Designed for
    • First-time progressive lens wearers
    • Sharp vision at ALL distances
    • Quick adaptation to new glasses
    • Limited customization
    Go to ZEISS Progressive Light 2 lenses

Nobody sees like YOU.

Your eyes and options—explained.

Progressive lenses are great for maturing eyes that need help switching between various distances. But this means getting used to looking through different parts of your glasses. If you‘re already wearing progressives or you’re over 40, this lens type can be a good choice.

If you‘re not used to progressive lenses but have some issues with vision up close, a digital lens design might be a good solution. Also called anti-fatigue lenses, they are created for eyes that get tired from changing focus all day. They have a special near zone to help your eyes relax—and make it easier to adapt to progressive lenses later in life.

We’re happy to give you all the information you need to make an informed decision when buying your next pair. Still, be sure to consult an eye doctor to find the best ZEISS lens for YOU.

What makes ZEISS glasses unique?

Optics, protection, aesthetics and more.
Explore the ingredients of a good lens.