Computer Glasses

Computer glasses are customized for the distance and visual demands of computer or screen work. Blue light glasses focus on filtering a portion of blue-violet light, while computer glasses are configured around how and where you use your screen. The two features are separate, and blue light filtering is not required for a pair to be customized for computer-distance vision. For a detailed comparison, read our computer glasses guide.

Yes. Computer glasses can be customized using your prescription and selected lens options. Because computer viewing distance can differ from reading or full-distance vision, Olet Optical reviews the prescription, chosen lenses, and intended use before configuring the lenses for dedicated computer-distance vision where appropriate.

Choose your preferred frame and click Select Lenses. Under Choose Your Usage, select Computer Glasses. Then choose whether you are providing a Computer / Intermediate Prescription or your regular Everyday / Distance Prescription.

If you are using an everyday prescription, you can also enter your normal screen distance if known. Upload or enter your prescription, provide your PD, complete the remaining lens options, and proceed to checkout.

Computer reading glasses are glasses designed for screen or desk-based viewing, usually at an intermediate distance that is farther than normal reading distance. They may use prescription single-vision intermediate lenses or another task-specific design depending on your visual needs.

Not necessarily. Regular reading glasses are generally designed for close near vision, while computer reading glasses are typically configured for the farther distance of a laptop or desktop monitor. The best choice depends on your prescription and actual working distance.

Yes. If you already have an everyday or distance prescription, select Everyday / Distance Prescription when ordering Computer Glasses. You can also provide your normal screen distance if known. Olet Optical will review your prescription and intended computer use before the lenses are made.

If your eye doctor has already provided a prescription specifically for computer or intermediate-distance vision, select Computer / Intermediate Prescription instead.