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Quality, Care, and Use Progressives User Manual Frames and Lenses

Quality, Care, and Use

Optical grade CR39 Lenses

Hydro-phobic and oleo-phobic coating for anti-smudge

Our frq proprietary lens tech provides maximum blue light protection

Anti-reflective coating mitigates reflections and glare

Superior hard coating for anti-scratch durability

Handcrafted designs for optimal fit, function, and durability

CADDIS eye appliances are made for casual, recreational and active use. They are not safety glasses and not for use as eye protection. User should consult an eye care professional for regular eye exams. For near-vision and reading use only. Not for driving or vehicle operation. Not for distance vision. Not for direct observation of the sun. CADDIS eyewear appliances do not provide protection against artificial UV radiation or staring directly into the sun.

Progressives are reading glasses with lenses that progress from no magnification at the top to your chosen magnification at the bottom. This means you can seamlessly see near and far through this lens. For this reason, they are also known as “All Day” readers. No more stacking glasses on your head to switch in and out. Progressives are your pair. Caddis Progressives are true progressive lenses, not blended bi-focals.
Hell yes. Actually, that’s not true. Progressive lenses are not necessarily “better” than regular “full lens” readers, they just provide additional utility. Progressives lens magnification progresses through the lens vs. the lens having one magnification throughout. Most people can use regular readers for reading or computer use - and remove them for anything else. Progressives can be worn across a variety of situations, adding a level of convenience that a lot of people find highly desirable. No more switching glasses.
Yes, this is especially true for progressives. The point where the magnification kicks in on a progressive lens needs to approximately match where your eyes sit.
Example 1: If your eyes sit very high in the lenses, the point where the magnification kicks in on the progressive lens could be too low. This may mean you feel like you have to tilt your head back to use the reading portion of the lens. You may also feel like the lens is not strong enough when trying to read. We have an easy solution to this problem, reach out and we'll get your squared away.
Example 2: If your eyes sit low in the frames, the point where the magnification kicks in on the lens could be too high for you. When this happens, you may feel like things are blurry when looking into the distance, especially toward the edges of the lenses. Reach out to us and we will get it sorted out.

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Caddis Eye Appliances

Quality, Care, and Use

Frames and Lenses