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Get to know corrective options for presbyopia

Contact Lenses

What are your contact lens options?

Three common approaches

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Eyeglasses

A variety of glasses to meet a variety of needs

Over-the-counter readers: Are they right for you?

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Prescription eyeglasses for presbyopia

Surgery

An ever-evolving option

Laser eye surgery to correct the effects of aging

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Implants and inlays

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Eye Drops

A few drops a day could help keep the presbyopia at bay

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Is Presbyopia Reversible?

Presbyopia isn’t reversible, but you have options correcting it

Why choose ACUVUE® for presbyopia?

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