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Definity D3 Reading Card ™ ® A 100% DUALOPTIX DIGITAL FAMILY DEFINITY READING CHART OF PRODUCTS The right product for your customers Hold this chart at a comfortable reading distance (about 16 inches from your face). STANDARD CUSTOMIZED PERSONALIZED Computer automatically selects between Regular and Short design Presbyopia is an age-related condition that occurs when 3 3 the eye’s ability to change focus from far to near objects Fixed split of the ADD: +0.75 on the back, remaining ADD power is compromised. on the front 3 20/40 (Typical computer-sized type) N12.5 Dynamic split of the ADD individually .125 tailored to the patient’s Rx 3 3 Optimized to frame choice with A, B, PD, & Seg Height fitting measurements 3 3 To help correct your vision from presbyopia, we have developed Incorporates 3 additional fitting a unique progressive lens called DEFINITY. parameters for a personalized fit: Panto, Wrap and Vertex 3 20/30 (Typical menu-sized type) N10 .32 Keep your patients satisfied as presbyopia progresses, DEFINITY lenses use a patented revolutionary design that uses both sides of with quite possibly the only PAL they’ll ever need the lens to correct your vision. • 35% less unwanted astigmatism vs competing PALs 20/25 (Typical dictionary-sized type) N8 • 4 out of 5 patients adapt immeadiately .40 • Outperforms the competition, especially at high ADD powers • Easy to order This design allows DEFINITY lenses to deliver the widest field of vision with the least amount of distortion at the outer edges. Discover a distinctively different experience with DEFINITY–unique designs, superior support, and an unparalleled community of dispensers. 20/20 (Typical phone-book-sized type) N6.3 .50 Visit definitycommunity.com/D3. READING CARD USE WHEN DISPENSING DEFINITY LENSES ©2013 Essilor of America, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Unless indicated otherwise, all trademarks are the property of Essilor International and/or its subsidiaries, in the United States and in other countries. Transitions is a registered trademark of Transitions Optical, Inc. iPhone is a registered trademark and App Store is a service mark of Apple, Inc. LDEF200285 SHK/ECSB 2/13 DEFINITY® Lenses: Quite possibly the only progressive lenses you’ll ever need. See more of your world with DEFINITY 100% digital lenses Hold this chart at a comfortable distance (16–18 inches) and focus on the magenta square. Without moving your head, try to determine how wide your field of vision is with DEFINITY Lenses. 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 The GROUND VIEW ADVANTAGE™: sooner or later, but most often occurs in Live life on your terms with DEFINITY create a progressive lens that is as close An additional zone of vision at the your forties. It is when your near vision lenses. Whether you golf, hike, play to a regular, single-vision lens as you bottom and sides of your lenses, begins to blur. You will notice that tennis, or just enjoy taking a stroll can get. This means that you will have unique to DEFINITY, allows you to you start pushing menus farther away during your lunch break, DEFINITY less distortion throughout your lenses. see better when looking down at to be able to read them. Years ago, lenses is the ideal progressive lens for DEFINITY gives you a wider intermediate the ground. Many people who try people only had two options—purchase you. DEFINITY uses patented DUAL ADD zone, making them perfect for computer progressive lenses complain that they bifocals or reading glasses. Then came Technology to create a progressive lens use, looking at your dashboard while have trouble seeing stairs, curbs, and progressive lenses which allow you to FOCUS with the least amount of distortion, driving, or seeing things between 18 just about anything at their feet. With see all distances without the unsightly HERE which lets you see through more of inches to 6 feet away. DEFINITY allows DEFINITY lenses, you will see all that lines that come with bifocals. Now the lens. DEFINITY is a progressive lens your eyes to move naturally, as opposed and more. DEFINITY lenses make life’s there is DEFINITY: The least amount whose far, near, intermediate, and to other progressive lenses, which cause activities easier. Everyday activities: of distortion of any progressive lens. unique ground view zone more closely people to move their head to see side to stairs, curbs, computer use, and driving. DEFINITY lenses lets you keep the same mimics your natural vision. DEFINITY side, or what is at their feet. Smoother Demanding activities: golfing, biking, active lifestyle you had before and lenses works for those with an active transitions: With DEFINITY lenses you hiking, and tennis. Presbyopia and provides an additional zone that allows life—those less inhibited by the visual will be able to transition between progressive lenses: progressive you to see the ground during everyday limitations of other progressive lenses. zones more naturally. It makes wearing lenses are for people with presbyopia. and more demanding activities. Ask The DEFINITY difference: DEFINITY DEFINITY lenses easy and comfortable Presbyopia affects just about everyone for DEFINITY progressive lenses today. lenses use both sides of the lens to from the moment you put them on. Hold at 16 in or 40 cm Road map Newsprint iPhone®/Digital Device Medicine label Menu To download the free DEFINITY Ground View Advantage™ app on your iPhone, please visit the Apple® App StoreSM and search for “ground view”..
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