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That difficulty seeing might not be a matter of "prescription" but rather a "visual perception" issue...?

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Do you feel something is off?
- When driving at night, traffic lights appear blurry and double.
I often find myself squinting to read the text on my computer screen.
- It's easier to read if you hold your smartphone a little further away.
- In the evenings, my vision becomes blurry, and I experience stiff shoulders and headaches.
If increasing the prescription doesn't provide relief, the problem might not be insufficient prescription, but rather that the type of contact lens you're using isn't right for you.

■ For those experiencing blurring or double vision
For astigmatism-correcting contact lenses, it's crucial that they "stable in the correct orientation."
With 1DAY Menicon Premio Toric (for astigmatism), the hybrid toric design, which takes the shape of the pupil into consideration, has been evolved and a ballast function has been added. The lens settles into the correct position immediately, and clear vision continues even when blinking.

■ For those who have difficulty seeing things up close
1DAY Menicon Premio Multifocal (bifocal) lenses feature a single lens with smoothly integrated prescriptions for near, intermediate, and far vision. Enjoy natural, clear vision at any distance without having to "search" for focus every time you shift your gaze. Experience a day without changing glasses.

Both contact lenses feature Premio's high oxygen permeability, natural comfort, and "S Grill Domi kosugi & MART TOUCH" technology that allows you to remove them without touching the inner surface of the lens.

From "I can see" to "I can see clearly."
We are always happy to answer any questions you may have regarding "how things look" or "products"!

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*A prescription from an ophthalmologist and a separate eye examination fee are required to purchase contact lenses.
*Perception may vary from person to person.