Do you often find yourself zooming in on the text on your smartphone? #Time to start using near and far vision

The ability of our eyes to focus begins to change gradually with age.
After the age of 30, the muscles responsible for adjusting focus gradually begin to decline.
Spending long hours looking at smartphones and PCs can easily lead to a feeling of "somehow being harder to see."

If even one of these applies to you, it might be time to start using near and far lenses...?
I've started zooming in on my smartphone screen with my fingers more often.
- When working on a PC, you are leaning your face close to the monitor.
- It has become difficult to read the text in books and magazines.
- It's difficult to do detailed makeup and nail art.

[Capture both near and far in one photo]
Bifocal contact lenses have different prescription zones for distance, intermediate, and near vision on a single lens.
It's a mechanism that naturally selects focus based on what your eyes and brain want to see.
It is said that you can get used to it more easily if you start using it when you begin to notice difficulty seeing.
ACE CONTACT offers a wide variety of bifocal lenses, and our staff will help you choose the perfect pair to suit your lifestyle ✨

[20% OFF for first-time customers]
First-time ACE CONTACT customers can get 20% off the in-store price on disposable contact lenses!

Those small changes in how things look might not be your imagination...!
Please contact ACE CONTACT first!

Click here for details on the 20% discount.
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*This offer is limited to first-time ACE CONTACT users.
*A prescription from an ophthalmologist and a separate eye examination fee are required to purchase contact lenses.
*This offer cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.
*Subscriptions to flat-rate plans (3C plan/Mels plan) are not eligible for the 20% off campaign. Please Contact at the store for details.
*This is an in-store only campaign. It cannot be used at our Shops.
*Perception may vary from person to person.