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Do You Suffer From Vertigo? |
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A lot of people are prone to experiencing vertigo or swimming sensations when putting on new eyeglass lenses, especially progressive lenses. This is more common in women than men.
With our 30 years of experience at Visions of Canada in accurately fitting for progressive lenses, we have developed a precision-perfect technique that helps the majority of these people to completely avoid any issues with dizziness or vertigo.
People who have had a bad experience in the past with a progressive lens may tend to avoid ever trying them again, but with our latest technology and our superior accuracy we have been able to provide progressive lenses to vertigo sufferers without causing them any problems whatsoever. |
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One recent client wrote us with this letter:
Hi Paul: Just a note thanking you for the wonderful "first" experience of wearing progressive lenses.
After hearing the horrible stories from family and friends experiencing vertigo, I was apprehensive.
Some years ago I was treated for vertigo and had a difficult time overcoming it.
I hope this explains why I was so nervous the day you fitted me for my new progressive eyeglasses.
However, from the very first moment I put my new glasses on to drive I almost didn't believe you put the "progressive feature" in the glasses. Why was I seeing so far...yet so close without any problems at all?
Again thank you, thank you!
Sincerely, Joyce Jankowski Chelsea, MI USA |
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If you are one of the many people who suffers from problems with vertigo due to your progressive lenses, you may very well find success in getting rid of your issue by giving our state-of-the-art accurate fitting and manufacturing techniques a try.
A common expectation is that the older one is in waiting to try progressive lenses, the more difficulties they will experience. With our technology we have given first time progressive lens wearers as old as 87 years a great experience.
Fill out our client preparation form to get started today on your way to comfortable clear vision. |
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