From an age perspective, teenagers have clear vision and good visual function childrens eyeglasses as their main needs. Having good vision now lays the foundation for stable and healthy vision in the future, and the eyes are also in the stage of growth and development. Therefore, unless there are special circumstances, it is not considered to use glasses with reduced prescription.
In special circumstances, if adolescents have implicit inclination, excessive adjustment, and high AC/A, it may be considered to use two pairs of children's eyeglasses, bifocal lenses, or adolescent progressive lenses for correction. However timely re-examination and coordination with visual training adjustments are needed.
Young people are generally around 35-40 years old, young people have good adjustment skills, so ordinary single-lens eyeglasses are fully capable of the job. From a demand perspective, because people in this age group have stable eye development and the degree is generally stable, the main need for glasses is comfort.
Currently, most jobs focus on near vision, so if there are no major issues with checking visual function, it is recommended to provide appropriate low-correction glasses according to the requirements of the glasses-fitting population, combined with the range of eye use, such as looking at computers, phones, desk work, etc. Of course, clearer vision is still recommended for far vision.
When driving, especially at night, it is better to use glasses with braces, so this age group can consider using two pairs of glasses alternately or wearing anti-fatigue lenses.
If significant visual function is found during the glasses fitting examination, or if the patient complains of discomfort when looking up close for a long time, then it is necessary to consider correcting the patient's symptoms, cooperating with training or self-recovery, and then adjusting the brightness according to work needs.
