We live in a digital-first world. From early morning emails to late-night Netflix binges, most of us spend the majority of our day looking at screens – laptops, tablets, smartphones, monitors, TVs. And while the tech keeps us connected, entertained, and productive, our eyes often pay the price.
Tired eyes, headaches, blurred vision, and even neck or back pain are all classic signs of digital eye strain. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Millions of glasses wearers deal with these symptoms every day – but the good news is, the right lenses can make all the difference.
That’s why Lensology created our Digital & Lifestyle lens range, designed specifically to help your eyes adapt to modern life.
Why Screens Are Hard on Our Eyes
Screens demand constant focus-shifting. One minute you’re reading a text up close, the next you’re squinting at a spreadsheet or presentation across the desk. Add in blue light from devices and glare from overhead office lighting, and it’s no wonder our eyes feel strained.
Without the right eyewear, you may find yourself leaning in, tilting your head, or rubbing your eyes more than you should. Over time, that leads to discomfort, headaches, and poor posture. The solution? Lenses tailored to digital lifestyles.
The Digital & Lifestyle Lens Range
Lensology offers three different Digital & Lifestyle lenses, each designed for specific needs:
Smart-Boost HD (Single Vision Only)
A modern lens for a digital world. Smart-Boost HD is perfect for people in their 20s to 40s who are experiencing close vision discomfort for the first time – often from heavy smartphone or tablet use.
- Combines ULTIMA Anti-Glare & Blue-Light Protect as standard
- Helps single vision wearers (and even those not yet wearing glasses) relieve digital strain
- A subtle, specialist boost that makes screen time more comfortable
Computer HD
Specifically designed for office environments and computer users. Computer HD lenses are tailored for reading and intermediate zones – meaning you can switch focus easily between your keyboard, monitor, and colleagues without straining.
- Only suitable for prescriptions with reading or intermediate adds
- Reduces the need to crane your neck or hunch forward
- Perfect for anyone who spends long hours working on a computer
Multi-Task HD (Occupational Lens)
Life isn’t just about screens – it’s about everything in between. Multi-Task HD lenses are designed for people who juggle close and intermediate distances throughout the day.
- Ideal for chefs, accountants, gardeners, DIY enthusiasts – anyone with varied tasks
- Only suitable for prescriptions with reading or intermediate adds
- A more comfortable alternative if single vision or varifocals aren’t cutting it
Upgrade with Tints and Transitions®
Digital & Lifestyle lenses don’t just stop at blue light protection. At Lensology, you can add tints, mirrors, or even Transitions® lenses to your Digital & Lifestyle prescription.
Tints: Add subtle colour for comfort and style – ideal if you want a personalised look.
Transitions®: Perfect if you’re moving between indoor and outdoor environments. They adapt to light, giving you comfortable vision whether you’re at your desk or heading out for lunch in the sun.
That means your Digital & Lifestyle lenses can do even more – not just protecting your eyes from screens, but also adapting to your lifestyle.
Do You Need Digital & Lifestyle Lenses?
You might benefit from these lenses if you:
- Get headaches or sore eyes after long screen sessions
- Find it hard to focus between your keyboard, monitor, and colleagues
- Notice blurred or tired vision after a day at the office
- Struggle with your current single vision or varifocal glasses in work settings
If any of that sounds familiar, Digital & Lifestyle lenses could transform your comfort – and your productivity.
Upgrade our Workday with Lensology
Screens aren’t going anywhere, but digital eye strain doesn’t have to be part of your daily routine. With Lensology’s Digital & Lifestyle lenses, you can enjoy clearer, more comfortable vision – whether you’re working, studying, or just scrolling.
