Monovision contact lenses, a common prescription, corrects each eye for a different distance, causing one image to be blurrier than the other and prompting some to misjudge the distance of a moving ...

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Dr. Pepose answers the question: 'Considering Monovision For LASIK?' Aug. 24, 2009— -- Question: What is monovision and when should it be considered as an option during LASIK laser eye surgery?

Dr. Greenstein answers the question: 'Should I Try Monovision For Cataract Op?' Aug. 24, 2009— -- Question: After having cataract surgery in both eyes, my doctor is suggesting I try monovision.

In a previous column, I described my earliest clinical experience with pseudophakic monovision (20 years of developing conventional IOL presbyopia correction). To expand the range of uncorrected ...

While bifocal eyeglasses allow near and far vision in both eyes, some people opt to split the difference - correcting one eye with a contact lens to sharpen the focus on faraway objects, the other eye ...

Monovision with monofocal IOLs is the major competitor to multifocal IOLs for reducing spectacle dependence after bilateral cataract surgery. In the mind of the patient, the allure of being able to ...

It was known that Apple has Zeiss lenses for correcting vision while wearing the Apple Vision Pro, but there was a surprise third option — Monovision. Here's what it means, what Apple can't correct ...

Chu Vision, a leader in advanced eye care and vision correction, is addressing the growing demand for alternatives to reading glasses with a specialized procedure known as Monovision LASIK in an ...

Patients exploring options for cataract surgery often have questions about monovision and the time it takes to adjust after the procedure. In a newly published article, Las Vegas Eye Institute ...