UltraVision™ Multifocal Glasses [BUY 1, GET 2 FREE]

In my practice I see patients every day who go without a current vision correction because progressive glasses at the optician cost between €400 and €800. That has real consequences – on the road, at work, in everyday life.

When I first held the UltraVision multifocal glasses, I was pleasantly surprised. The three vision zones are well calibrated, the transitions are smooth, and the lens quality is remarkable for the price.

I recommend these glasses especially to patients looking for a practical multifocal solution without paying the optician price for progressive lenses.

The cumulative effect of blue screen light on the retina is a topic of growing importance in ophthalmology. My patients spend an average of 8–10 hours a day in front of digital screens.

Blue light filter glasses were long a niche product. But combining them with multifocal lenses makes them relevant for a wide audience – especially for people over 40.

What convinced me: patients report not only less eye fatigue, but also better sleep.

Constantly switching between reading glasses and distance glasses puts a strain not only on the eyes – but also on the brain. The constant adjustment process consumes cognitive energy and demonstrably leads to faster fatigue.

Multifocal lenses solve this problem elegantly: three seamlessly blended vision zones allow stepless vision without switching glasses.

UltraVision glasses put this principle into practice at a price that makes multifocal lenses accessible to everyone for the first time.

In my general practice, many patients complain of chronic headaches, eye fatigue, and sleep problems. It often turns out they spend the whole day in front of a screen – without any protection.

Since I started recommending multifocal glasses with blue light filters to my patients, I regularly receive positive feedback. Fewer headaches, better concentration in the afternoon, more restful sleep.

Especially practical: the "Buy 1, Get 2" offer lets you keep one pair at home and one at work.

As an internist, eye health is not my primary focus. But the connections between vision quality and general well-being should not be underestimated.

I tried the UltraVision glasses myself – as someone who reads reports on a monitor for hours every day. The three vision zones work flawlessly, and the blue light filter makes a noticeable difference in the evening.

For the price – two glasses for under €30 – there is, in my view, no reason not to go for it.

As a neurologist, I see patients with chronic headaches and migraines every day. One of the most common yet most underestimated triggers: screen work without adequate eye protection.

Blue light suppresses melatonin production and disrupts the circadian rhythm. The result: poor sleep, which in turn lowers the headache threshold. A vicious cycle.

UltraVision glasses with an integrated blue light filter are a simple, non-pharmaceutical measure that I can recommend as a complement to neurological therapy.