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WHAT IS AGE-RELATED BLURRY NEAR VISION (PRESBYOPIA)?
Presbyopia or age-related blurry near vision is a gradual loss of near vision that occurs as people age, where our eyes naturally have a harder time seeing up close. Most people start noticing it shortly after age 40, which worsens over time. Presbyopia is a normal part of aging, and the name comes from the Greek word meaning "old eye".
Do you face these problems?
NEEDING TO HOLD OBJECTS FARTHER AWAY
Holding reading materials or other objects at arm's length to see them clearly
BLURRED VISION
Difficulty seeing things up close, or blurred vision at a normal reading distance
EYE STRAIN
Tired or sore eyes, especially after reading or doing close work
NEEDING MORE LIGHT TO READ
Needing brighter light for clearer vision, especially for close tasks
HEADACHES
Frequent headaches, especially during close-up activities like reading