Optergo PrismSpec™

The lenses of the Optergo PrismSpec™ prism glasses have segments with which the image of the close-up viewing area is optically raised higher. This reduces the need to bend the neck when looking down and makes it easy to keep the working position ergonomic throughout the working day.

• Scientific studies have shown a significant impact on the reduction of neck, shoulder and back problems
• Tailored individually to the user
• Separate optical centers for different viewing distances; less image distortion due to lens intensities
• Can be used in combination with Optergo Ultralight™ flip-up loupes

Compatible Lens Types

Optergo PrismSpec™ can be used in combination with all types of eyeglass lenses, allowing functional vision solutions even in the most challenging work environments.

Single vision eyeglass lenses

A single vision lens has the same corrective power over the entire surface, which means that the field of vision covers the entire lens. Single vision lenses work great when you don't need an addition to see up close. If sharper near vision is needed, single vision lenses allow for a limited ability to see clearly at a distance.

Bifocal eyeglass lenses

The correction for near vision in the lower part of the bifocal lens is made for the working distance, and the surrounding part can be customized for your distance vision – typically for instruments or a computer screen. The advantages of bifocal lenses include broad and clear fields of vision for both viewing distances. The disadvantage is that vision at a distance may be limited if the surrounding lens is made with a power for intermediate distances.

Progressive eyeglass lenses

The correction for near vision in the lower part of the lens decreases progressively toward the upper edge of the lens, providing visual acuity for longer distances in the upper part of the lens. The most effective progressive lenses at room distances are so-called multifocal lenses for office use/amplified reading glasses. In these lenses, the typically narrow field of vision for progressives can be made wider by omitting the area for long distances in the upper part of the lens. At the same time, the change in lens power decreases, making it easier to see different objects.

ErgoLens

The ErgoSeg in the lower part of the ErgoLens lifts the image upward, reducing the need for neck bending during close-up work. The upper part of the lens can be customized as plano, single vision, or progressive, depending on the user's visual needs. This allows the ErgoLens to provide clear and comfortable vision for near, intermediate, and distance viewing while also supporting a more ergonomic working posture.