The Eye Protect System blocks at least
20% of harmful blue light, whether the
lenses are clear or adaptive, and offers
a minimum UV protection of E-SPF 25.
It provides consumers with a solution to
protect their eyes from harmful blue light,
which is a cause of eye strain, headaches
and physical and mental fatigue. In the
long-term since UV and blue-violet light
may be contributing factors to eye diseases
such as cataracts and age-related
macular degeneration.
HOYA Vision Care Canada is excited to
show off its newest digital single vision
lenses, the HOYA SYNC III.
The most advanced design in single-vision
lenses, HOYA says the design of SYNC
gives wearers the distance power for every-
day use and a ‘boost zone’ at the bottom of
the lens helping to reduce fatigue
and eye strain.
“They're specifically designed for people who
spend two or more hours a day looking at
near objects like digital screens,” says Dale
Mouscos, HOYA Vision Care Canada sales
strategy and marketing supervisor.
Digital eye strain can cause many people
to suffer from multiple sources of eye dis-
comfort at a time, including tired eyes,
headaches, blurred vision, irritated eyes
and light sensitivity.
The company says the lenses also increase
the crispness of their vision, relieve eye
strain and provide visual comfort, while
allowing eye muscles to relax and focus
more easily.
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