Mono Vision Contact Lenses Vs Bifocal Contacts, Do You Have Any Experience With Either Or Both?


I am currently “trying” to work with mono-vision contact lenses. I have worn them for 5 days, and find them very difficult to see with. One lens is for close up, the other is for distance. Its difficult to adjust, and I am having no luck. I normally wear bi-focal glasses. I am looking for suggestions or your own personal experience with either or both of these contact lens methods.

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3 Responses to Mono Vision Contact Lenses Vs Bifocal Contacts, Do You Have Any Experience With Either Or Both?

  1. Carl W says:

    I am also getting adjusted to mono vision, however I have to wear only one lense as I have 20/20 distance in my right eye. I have been wearing it only for 2 days, I don’t think 5 days is enough time, from what my Dr. told me, I am having some problems also with blurred distance vision now, but they say as your brain adjusts your vision will clear. Lets keep trying.

  2. princeid says:

    you just have to try both and see which method works better for you. they each have their pros & cons.
    some people with some Rx’s and visual demands swear by monovision, while others just LOATHE it and much prefer multifocals. no good way to predict what *YOU* will like better until/unless you try both. one is not “better” than the other. they are just different.

  3. LindyN says:

    It is definitely hard to get used to monovision contacts. Sometimes it takes a couple of adjustments to get your vision acceptable. Hopefully your doctor scheduled a follow-up visit. If not, go back and let them know what problems you are having. If you are unable to adapt to monovision there are bifocal contacts that are available- but it depends on your prescription. And some people will wear contacts for distance only and then wear readers as needed. But dont give up yet!! Hope this helps!

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