Multifocal Glasses
Multifocal Glasses: Common Questions
What are multifocal glasses?
Multifocal glasses are eyeglasses whose lenses carry more than one focusing power in a single lens, covering more than one viewing distance. Bifocals, trifocals and no-line lenses all fall under the multifocal category.
Are multifocal glasses the same as progressives?
Not quite. Progressives are one type of multifocal. Multifocal is the broader category,and progressives are the no-line version of it. Bifocals and trifocals are also multifocals,but they have visible dividing lines.
What lens height do multifocal glasses need?
Aoolia lists a frame on this page only when its lens height reaches 28 mm. Frames at 32 mm and above are labelled Full-Depth Fit. Frames between 28 mm and 31 mm are labelled Short-Corridor and pair with a short-corridor lens design.
How do I find a frame's lens height?
Open any product page and read the measurement block. Lens height is listed in millimetres alongside lens width, bridge width and temple length. You can also measure the lens opening on a pair you already own, top edge to bottom edge.
Can I preview multifocal frames before ordering?
Frames tagged AR Try-On can be previewed on your own face from the product page. Deeper frames sit differently from shallow ones, so previewing is worth doing on this category.
















