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Designed to correct presbyopia, progressive lenses ensure excellent near, intermediate and far vision, replacing unsightly segmented bifocals.
Lens technology is constantly evolving and Nikon is at the forefront with its flair for precision manufacturing and its development of patented progressive designs. Nikon, the first manufacturer to produce digital progressive lenses in Canada, carries four different series of lenses, each ahead of its time. The technology shared by these lenses makes them compatible with small frames for a global dynamic vision, a vastly enhanced field of vision and an improved visual ergonomy – while almost eliminating any adaptation period. This means that you, the wearer of Nikon digital progressive lenses, will benefit instantaneously from the smooth and large field of vision.
With Nikon Digital Surfacing™
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Nikon W - Keeps distortion out and definition in
| | | The world's first bi-aspheric progressive lens with proprietary back surface Aberration Filter™ - By far the most common complaint when it comes to progressive lenses is distortion. People often mention blurriness and difficult transitions from one visual zone to the next, both of which significantly compromise wearer comfort. With Nikon's revolutionary Aberration Filter™ (''aberration'' being the optical term for distortion), new Nikon W is specially engineered to eliminate such constraints, resulting in a spectacular advance in performance over traditional progressive lenses.
 How it works?
The front surface of any progressive lens naturally generates a certain amount of distortion (because of curvature variations in power control, etc.). Nikon W is the first progressive lens of its kind with a back surface Aberration Filter™ designed to compensate for such distortion.
The Nikon W Aberration Filter™ effectively nullifies the distortion caused by the front of the lens.
The result : virtually distortion-free vision. Benefits to you:
- A clearer, sharper image across the entire lens
- Virtually no distortion
- A significantly wider field of vision
- Greater visual comfort and adaptability
- An ultra-light, ultra-thin lens Nikon W is suitable for people who wear:
- Progressive lenses (even first-time wearers)
- Bifocals
- Reading lenses
- Lenses for intensive near vision
- Lenses for intensive intermediate vision (i.e., computer users)
- Lenses for active use
- Frames of any size (even the very smallest)
- Available in Transitions® |
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Nikon i Digital - Perfectly imitating the human eye, no effort required
Interfaced Aspheric Design™ – advanced technology in lens design.
Every nanometre of the lens surface is exceptionally controlled to blend three key design elements into the same lens, without compromise. Nikon i Digital provides:
- Wide near-vision and distance viewing without image distortion, increased image resolution
- Minimized eyestrain and queasy effects often associated with conventional progressives
- More precise, reduced distortion and controlled visual zones
- A flatter, thinner and lighter lens
Benefits to you:
- Like seeing with the naked eye
- So adaptable, they fit into small frames
- Comfortable reading area
- Harmony in each visual zone, focusing becomes effortless
- Eliminates postural acrobatics, as well as uncomfortable head and neck movements
- Available in Transitions® and Polarized
- Nikon i conventional version also available
Advanced and sophisticated progressive lens
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Nikon Go Digital - The green light to better vision
| | |  Seamless Vision Asphericity - Smooth, uniform vision when scanning from far to near. No more swimming effect. Just pure, strain-free vision. Specially designed for Baby Boomers, Nikon Go Digital is perfect for the first-time progressive wearer.
Nikon Go Digital has edge-to-edge far vision, which makes it the right choice for the active person. For work and play, every day.
o More precise, reduced distortion and controlled visual zones
o Available in Transitions® and Polarized
o Nikon Go conventional version also available
Just put them on and Go!
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