An Optometrist Explains: What Are Progressive Lenses? | Warby Parker

Dr. Jennifer Kim, an optometrist at Warby Parker Somerset in Troy, MI, is here to answer common questions about progressive lenses—like how to know if you would benefit from wearing them and how progressives (sometimes called multifocal lenses) are different from bifocal or trifocal lenses.

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