Frequency by Cooper Vision (Ocular Science)
Frequency 55 Multifocal

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1. I tried monovision contacts twice -… Posted by Pat on May 10, 2008

   
   I tried monovision contacts twice - gave up both times because I wasn't able to see clearly far or near. Five years ago, I reverted to glasses. Two days ago, I was fitted with Frequency 55 Multifocal and was extremely surprised by how comfortable the lens fit and how clearly I could see far and near. I wore the lens 10-12 hours on the second day and basically forgot about them as I went about my usual day, which included lots of computer and near reading. I am a believer already and from what others have reported, the clarity will increase. One up for myopic, astigmatic, over 45 year old contact wearers!Source: AC Lens

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2. Would recommend I tried… Posted by Pat on Nov 29, 2008

   
   Would recommend I tried monovision contacts twice - gave up both times because I wasn't able to see clearly far or near. Five years ago, I reverted to glasses. Two days ago, I was fitted with Frequency 55 Multifocal and was extremely surprised by how comfortable the lens fit and how clearly I could see far and near. I wore the lens 10-12 hours on the second day and basically forgot about them as I went about my usual day, which included lots of computer and near reading. I am a believer already and from what others have reported, the clarity will increase. One up for myopic, astigmatic, over 45 year old contact wearers!Source: AC Lens

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3. My vision was immediately 20/20 Posted by Nina Platt on Nov 29, 2008

   
   Would Recommend I have tried the one for distance, one for reading contact method and it absolutely made me ill. I have used AcuVue Bifocals for the last 5 years and found them to be very comfortable. A month ago my optometrist switched me to Frequency 55 Multifocals. My vision was immediately 20/20. What I really noticed was the distance vision I gained and I can do computer work without reading glasses. I had a difficult time getting accustomed to them as they are much thicker than the AcuVues and were really uncomfortable for several days, but I endured and now do not notice they are in my eyes. My only complaint is that they do not have the numbers to indicate which is the correct side and I find it very hard to figure out if they are wrongside out or not. I wish they would come with a visual indicator. Other than that I am very pleased.Source: AC Lens

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4. My vision was immediately 20/20 Posted by Nina Platt on May 10, 2008

   
   I have tried the one for distance, one for reading contact method and it absolutely made me ill. I have used AcuVue Bifocals for the last 5 years and found them to be very comfortable. A month ago my optometrist switched me to Frequency 55 Multifocals. My vision was immediately 20/20. What I really noticed was the distance vision I gained and I can do computer work without reading glasses. I had a difficult time getting accustomed to them as they are much thicker than the AcuVues and were really uncomfortable for several days, but I endured and now do not notice they are in my eyes. My only complaint is that they do not have the numbers to indicate which is the correct side and I find it very hard to figure out if they are wrongside out or not. I wish they would come with a visual indicator. Other than that I am very pleased.Source: AC Lens

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5. I am 58 years old and for the first… Posted by Karen Forchione on May 10, 2008

   
   I am 58 years old and for the first time in years I can see great. I even can see further than with my previous glasses. My hobbies are reading and needle point, I can actualy see to thread my needle.Source: AC Lens

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6. seeing better than ever I am… Posted by Karen Forchione on Nov 29, 2008

   
   seeing better than ever I am 58 years old and for the first time in years I can see great. I even can see further than with my previous glasses. My hobbies are reading and needle point, I can actualy see to thread my needle.Source: AC Lens

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