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Are no line bifocal eyeglasses the same as progressive? - Answers

No-line bifocal is a generic name for a progressive. Opticians use the "no-line" bifocal term because sometimes patients are hear "progressive" and think "transitions" which are lenses that turn to sunglasses when exposed to UV light.



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No-line bifocal is a generic name for a progressive. Opticians use the "no-line" bifocal term because sometimes patients are hear "progressive" and think "transitions" which are lenses that turn to sunglasses when exposed to UV light.



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Are no line bifocal eyeglasses the same as progressive? - Answers

No-line bifocal is a generic name for a progressive. Opticians use the "no-line" bifocal term because sometimes patients are hear "progressive" and think "transitions" which are lenses that turn to sunglasses when exposed to UV light.

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