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What Are Multifocal Glasses?

Once we hit our 40s, it’s common to notice that reading or focusing on nearby objects becomes more difficult. This natural change in vision is called presbyopia, and it can make everyday tasks – like reading, working on a computer, or using your phone – frustrating.

Multifocal glasses are specially designed to restore clear vision at all distances: far, intermediate (like screens), and near (like books or menus). Unlike traditional bifocals, which have a visible line and abrupt shift between vision zones, multifocal glasses offer a smooth, seamless transition. You can look up to see far away, glance forward for mid-range tasks, and shift your gaze down to read – without ever taking your glasses off.

Whether you’re driving, at the office, or relaxing with a book, multifocal glasses adapt naturally to your focus, giving you comfortable vision throughout your day.

Advantages of multifocal glasses:

Convenience

One solution for all your vision needs without the need to change glasses.

Improving the quality of vision

Provide clear vision at different distances, including near, intermediate and far.

Aesthetics

The appearance remains neat and does not include additional frames.

Reduced fatigue

Using multifocal lenses reduces fatigue caused by wearing different glasses.

Disadvantages of multifocal glasses:

Adaptation

There may initially be an adjustment period during which you need to get used to using the lenses.

Price

Their cost is higher compared to monofocal lenses.

Minor distortion

Some lenses may have distortion at the edges.

Structure of Multifocal Lenses

Multifocal lenses, also known as progressive lenses, feature a seamless design that allows clear vision at multiple distances.

These lenses have a wide upper area for distance vision and a narrower lower section for near reading. The key innovation of multifocal lenses is the gradual transition between these areas, ensuring smooth and comfortable vision without abrupt changes.

Unlike bifocal lenses, which have a visible “reading window,” multifocal lenses maintain a natural appearance, making it impossible to detect the division between different vision zones. Their design adapts to the natural movements of the eyes and head, providing optimal visual comfort.

For an even more precise experience, custom multifocal lenses are tailored to the wearer’s specific prescription, lifestyle, and daily activities. Every point on the lens surface is optimized to match individual vision needs, ensuring a perfect fit.

Our Process at Prizma Optic
We provide a personalized and professional approach to selecting the perfect multifocal glasses for you:

Recommended Multifocal Lenses – A Comparison of Different Types

When selecting multifocal lenses, it’s essential to understand that they fall into three main categories: standard, advanced, and premium lenses. Each type offers varying benefits in terms of visual clarity, ease of adaptation, and level of customization. The differences between them lie in lens polishing quality, field of vision width, and long-term comfort.

Standard Multifocal Lenses

These are the most basic option and are suitable for those looking for an affordable multifocal lens solution. They are designed with a generic optical structure, meaning they are not customized to the user’s facial structure or eye movements. While they provide seamless vision across different distances (far, intermediate, and near), the optical field is narrower, making peripheral vision slightly distorted. As a result, some users may experience minor visual distortions at the lens edges, leading to a longer adaptation period.

Advanced Multifocal Lenses

This type provides a superior visual experience compared to standard lenses. They are manufactured with cutting-edge technology, which minimizes distortions on the sides and expands the clear vision zone. Unlike standard multifocal lenses, these are designed based on an advanced calculation of the user’s natural viewing angles, ensuring a smoother and quicker adaptation. Additionally, the transition between different lens zones feels more natural, making them an excellent choice for those seeking a balance between cost and comfort.

Premium Multifocal Lenses

These are the most advanced lenses available, offering fully customized optical precision. Unlike the previous categories, premium multifocal lenses take into account multiple personal factors such as facial structure, habitual eye movements, and unique viewing angles. They provide a wider visual field, significantly reducing peripheral distortions. The transitions between different focal zones are almost imperceptible, giving users a vision experience that feels as close to natural eyesight as possible. The adaptation period is notably shorter, and the overall comfort level is unmatched. While premium multifocal lenses come at a higher price, they are a long-term investment for those who demand optimal vision clarity and seamless daily use.

Which Multifocal Lenses Should You Choose?

Your choice should be based on personal needs, budget, and lifestyle requirements. Some individuals may be perfectly comfortable with standard multifocal lenses, while others require a wider field of vision and smoother transitions. Customization plays a crucial role in improving daily visual comfort, making it highly recommended to undergo a detailed eye examination and consult an expert before making a final decision.

Premium Service – Personalized Multifocal Glasses Fitting at Your Home or Office

There are multifocal glasses—and then there are multifocal glasses that are truly customized to you. When it comes to your vision, there’s no room for compromise. You shouldn’t have to adjust to your lenses—your lenses should be adjusted to you. That’s exactly why we created an exclusive premium service: a bespoke fitting for premium multifocal lenses in the real-life environment where you use them the most—your home or office.

You can invest in the finest multifocal lenses available, but if they aren’t precisely tailored to your daily habits, body posture, viewing angles, and working distances—it’s simply not the same experience. Even the highest-end lenses can lose effectiveness if their measurements are off by just a few millimeters. Precision is everything, and we make sure no detail is left to chance.

What Makes This Service Unique?

At Prizma Express, we come to you with cutting-edge measurement equipment and unparalleled expertise.

If you spend hours in front of a computer, we measure the exact distance to your screen, your viewing angle, and screen height.
If you read frequently, we assess how far your hands hold a book or smartphone and how your eyes move while reading.
If you work in specific lighting conditions, we ensure your lenses are optimized accordingly.
If you frequently tilt your head or require a wider field of vision, we take that into account to craft the perfect lenses.

A Visionary Experience Like No Other

Our clients refuse to settle for average—they demand the best optical precision available. They know that accurate vision isn’t guesswork—it’s science. Premium multifocal lenses, customized for your facial structure, posture, and real-world distances, provide an unmatched visual experience. This isn’t just another service—it’s an entirely different level of vision clarity, where your glasses become an effortless extension of your eyesight.

If you’re unwilling to compromise on your vision quality and want the sharpest, most natural viewing experience, we bring the expertise to you. We measure, customize, and ensure you see the world exactly as you should—with no distortions, no compromises, and maximum precision. This is a true premium service, designed for those who understand that the best vision starts with the finest details.

Multifocal Glasses Price – A Comprehensive Comparison

One of the first questions people ask when researching multifocal glasses is: How much do they cost? Prices can vary significantly depending on the type of multifocal lenses, the quality of materials, the level of customization, and the brand. To clear up any confusion, it’s important to understand what influences the price of multifocal lenses and the key differences between the available options.

Standard Multifocal Lenses (Up to 1,500 ILS)

These are the most basic option, providing an affordable solution for those who need seamless vision at all distances without breaking the bank. However, it’s crucial to note that these lenses offer a narrower field of vision, the transition between distances is less smooth, and the adjustment period can take longer. While they are a cost-effective option, they typically lack precise customization, which can affect long-term comfort and visual clarity.

Advanced Multifocal Lenses (1,500-3,000 ILS)

These lenses strike a balance between quality and price. They provide a wider field of vision, reduce peripheral distortions, and offer a better fit for the wearer’s needs. The improved technology used in these lenses allows for smoother transitions between different viewing zones, making adaptation easier and more natural. This is an excellent option for those seeking enhanced vision without a significantly higher cost.

Premium Multifocal Lenses (3,000+ ILS)

At the top of the spectrum, premium multifocal lenses offer the highest level of customization. These lenses are tailored specifically to each wearer, considering facial structure, pupil distance, personal habits, and even natural head positioning. The biggest advantage of these lenses is their exceptionally wide field of vision, ultra-smooth transitions between distances, and a significantly faster adaptation period. While they come at a higher price, those who opt for these lenses often report a major improvement in their visual experience and overall quality of life.

When comparing multifocal glasses prices, it’s also essential to factor in the frame cost. Frames range from 300 ILS for basic models to thousands of shekels for designer brands. A high-quality frame not only affects aesthetics but also plays a crucial role in comfort and lens positioning, which is especially important for multifocal glasses.

Many people wonder if investing in more expensive lenses is worth it. The answer depends on your daily needs. If you wear glasses all day, work on a computer, drive frequently, or simply want the best possible vision, then advanced or premium multifocal lenses will provide the greatest benefits. However, if you only wear glasses occasionally, a basic option may suffice.

Ultimately, multifocal glasses pricing is determined by lens quality, frame type, and customization level. It’s essential to undergo a thorough eye examination and select the best lenses to ensure long-term comfort and optimal vision.

In the next section, we’ll take a look behind the scenes – how multifocal lenses are manufactured and why there are significant differences between different lens types.

Behind the Scenes – The Step-by-Step Process of Manufacturing Multifocal Lenses

When you receive a pair of multifocal glasses, you only see the final product—clear, high-precision lenses designed to provide seamless vision at all distances. But behind every pair of multifocal lenses lies an advanced manufacturing process that combines cutting-edge technology, precision engineering, and rigorous quality control. The journey from a raw lens blank to a high-performance optical masterpiece is a fascinating process requiring micron-level accuracy. Let’s dive in and explore how it all happens.

Step 1: Selecting the Raw Materials

The foundation of every high-quality multifocal lens starts with premium materials. These lenses are crafted from advanced polymers with unique optical properties or from high-grade optical glass that ensures maximum clarity. The raw material arrives as a circular disk, known as a “blank”, which serves as the base before optical processing begins.

Step 2: Computerized Optical Design

Before any physical work begins, each lens undergoes a customized optical design using state-of-the-art software. This step tailors each lens specifically to the wearer’s prescription, facial structure, and visual habits. At this stage, the Free-Form technology revolutionizes the industry, enabling microscopic precision in shaping the lens surface. This ensures smooth transitions between focal distances, minimizing distortions and maximizing comfort.

Step 3: High-Precision Machining

Once the design is finalized, the raw lens blank is processed using CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinery, which meticulously grinds and polishes the surface to achieve the desired optical curvature. This process removes microscopic layers of material to form the complex structure of the multifocal lens. Even a deviation of a thousandth of a millimeter can impact the final optical quality, so precision is key.

Step 4: Advanced Polishing

After shaping, the lens undergoes high-end polishing to achieve a smooth, transparent finish. This step is crucial—any imperfections could result in visual discomfort, glare, or fatigue. Using specialized polishing machines, the surface is finely smoothed until it reaches crystal-clear optical quality.

Step 5: Specialized Coating Process

To enhance performance and durability, multifocal lenses receive multiple layers of protective coatings. These coatings include:

Anti-reflective coating – reduces glare and unwanted reflections, improving contrast.
Scratch-resistant coating – protects the lens from minor damage and extends its lifespan.
Hydrophobic coating – repels dust, water, and smudges for easy cleaning.
Blue-light blocking coating – minimizes digital eye strain by filtering harmful blue light from screens.

Each coating is applied using a vacuum-sealed process to ensure maximum adhesion and consistency.

Step 6: Rigorous Quality Control

Before leaving the lab, each multifocal lens undergoes strict quality testing. Laser-based measurements verify that the lens matches the precise optical specifications. Experts inspect the lens for clarity, distortion-free zones, and coating uniformity. Multiple checkpoints ensure that every multifocal lens meets the highest optical standards before moving to the final stage.

Step 7: Custom Lens Shaping & Frame Fitting

Once approved, the lens is precisely cut and shaped to fit the selected eyeglass frame. This is a delicate stage—even the slightest misalignment can affect the functionality of multifocal lenses. Using computer-controlled cutting machines, the lens is trimmed to perfection before being inserted into the chosen frame.

Step 8: Final Inspection & Customer Fit Test

After the lenses are installed into the frame, they undergo one last quality check. The optometrist verifies that the multifocal lenses are correctly positioned relative to the customer’s eye alignment and prescription. Once the glasses pass all tests, they are ready to be delivered.

The Perfect Fusion of Science, Technology, and Craftsmanship

The manufacturing of multifocal lenses is a precise and intricate process that blends optical science, cutting-edge engineering, and expert craftsmanship. Transforming raw materials into high-performance, customized lenses is the result of years of research and technological innovation.

In the next section, we’ll take a closer look at how we ensure that every lens meets the highest quality standards before it reaches the customer – ensuring perfect vision, comfort, and long-term satisfaction.

Behind the Scenes – Ensuring the Accuracy and Quality of Multifocal Lenses

When multifocal lenses arrive from the lab, they may appear ready to use, but for optometrists, the work doesn’t end there. To ensure that every customer receives precisely calibrated, high-quality lenses, we conduct a rigorous series of checks. Even the smallest deviation can affect visual comfort and adaptation. So, how do we make sure that the lenses were manufactured exactly as ordered? This is a meticulous, controlled process that consists of several critical steps.

Step 1: Prescription Verification

The first step in quality control is matching the lenses to the original prescription. Using advanced optical instruments like a lensmeter, we measure the diopter strength in each focal area—distance, intermediate, and near vision. If even a minor discrepancy is found, we determine whether it’s a manufacturing error or a result of optimized lens technology adjustments that were intentionally made to enhance the viewing experience.

Step 2: Checking Optical Center Alignment

One of the most common issues with multifocal lenses is a misalignment of the optical center—the exact spot where light converges to provide clear vision. If the optical centers don’t match the customer’s pupillary distance (PD), as measured during the initial eye exam, the result can be blurry or uncomfortable vision. We use digital measuring devices to ensure that the centers are positioned with absolute precision.

Step 3: Assessing Lens Surface Quality

Each multifocal lens must be completely smooth and free from defects that could compromise its clarity. We inspect the lens surface under specialized lighting conditions that allow us to detect scratches, air bubbles, or microscopic distortions. Additionally, we conduct glare tests to verify the effectiveness of the anti-reflective coating, ensuring it is applied evenly and without any faded areas.

Step 4: Evaluating Lens Coatings

Lens coatings play a crucial role in enhancing durability and visual clarity. We check whether the lenses have received the correct coatings, including:

Scratch-resistant coating – to protect against everyday wear and tear.
Hydrophobic coating – to repel water, dust, and smudges.
Anti-reflective coating – to reduce glare and improve contrast.
Blue-light blocking coating – essential for customers who spend long hours on digital screens.

To confirm coating quality, we perform practical tests, such as water droplet tests to check if droplets slide off smoothly, and light reflection tests to ensure the anti-glare properties function correctly.

Step 5: Frame Alignment and Comfort Check

Once the multifocal lenses pass all quality control tests and are inserted into the selected frame, we conduct a final on-customer fitting. We verify that the lenses are positioned correctly, ensuring no additional height or angle adjustments are needed. Customers are asked to look in various directions to confirm smooth transitions between focal zones, avoiding any sensation of visual imbalance or instability.

A Commitment to Precision and Excellence

The extensive quality control procedures we follow guarantee that every customer receives perfectly calibrated multifocal glasses with optimal vision correction. We firmly believe that lens precision is non-negotiable, which is why we never compromise on quality.

In the next section, we’ll focus on the most important phase – adapting to multifocal glasses correctly to ensure a smooth, effortless transition from the very first day.

Adapting to Multifocal Glasses – From Start to Finish

Switching to multifocal glasses is a significant adjustment in how you experience the world. For many, it’s a game-changer that enhances their quality of life, but it comes with an essential adaptation period. Everyone adjusts differently—some people get used to their new lenses within days, while others take a few weeks before they feel completely natural. The key to success is understanding how to use multifocal lenses correctly and avoiding common mistakes that can slow down the process.

The first thing to understand is that vision with multifocal lenses is not the same as with regular glasses. Each lens is divided into three vision zones – the upper part for distance, the middle for intermediate vision, and the lower part for reading. To get the most out of your glasses, you need to learn how to use them properly – by moving your head, not just your eyes, and focusing through the correct section of the lens.

The First Days: What to Expect

When you first wear multifocal glasses, your eyes and brain need time to adapt. One of the biggest mistakes people make is trying to ease into them gradually—wearing them for a few minutes, taking them off, and switching back to their old glasses. In reality, this slows down the adaptation process. Your brain needs to fully adjust to the new way of seeing, so it’s important to wear your new glasses as much as possible, even if they feel slightly strange at first.

During the first few days, you might experience mild discomfort or slight blurriness, especially when looking down at stairs or reading up close. This is completely normal and will improve as you continue using your glasses.

First Week: How to Speed Up Adaptation

To make the transition smoother, follow these essential tips:

Avoid looking through the lens edges – Peripheral areas of the lens may cause slight distortions. Instead, turn your head toward what you want to see instead of just shifting your eyes.
Adjust your screen position – If you work on a computer, lower the monitor slightly to match the intermediate vision zone of your lenses.
Practice reading – Use the lower part of the lens for reading and get used to positioning your head accordingly.

Simple adaptation exercises can help as well. Try reading through the bottom portion of the lens, walking indoors while maintaining a steady gaze through the intermediate zone, and transitioning smoothly between different vision ranges to develop natural habits.

Common Challenges & How to Overcome Them

Some users report a sensation of floating or slight instability in the first week. If this happens, move more deliberately and avoid making sharp head turns. Others struggle with reading – this is usually not a prescription issue but rather a need to adjust the angle of the head to find the correct reading zone.

When Should You Seek an Adjustment?

Most people adapt within two weeks as their brain naturally learns how to use multifocal lenses. By the third week, transitions between focal zones should feel effortless. However, if after three weeks you still experience significant discomfort, visit your optometrist. Sometimes, a minor adjustment to the frame positioning or the lens alignment can make all the difference.

The Key to Fast Adaptation: Consistency

The best way to adapt quickly is to wear your glasses throughout your daily routine – for reading, driving, watching TV, and working in the office. The more you use them, the more natural they’ll feel.

Ultimately, multifocal lenses provide an advanced optical solution that enables seamless vision across all distances. Once you complete the adaptation phase, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them.

In the next section, we’ll discuss what sets us apart in the process of fitting multifocal glasses and why our adaptation guarantee ensures a flawless, comfortable experience.

The Main Reasons for Adaptation Difficulties with Multifocal Glasses – and How We Solve Them

After years of specializing in professional multifocal glasses fitting, we have identified two primary reasons why some customers struggle to adapt to their new lenses – beyond potential prescription issues or errors in vision tests.

Reason 1: Lack of Proper Guidance During the Adaptation Period

Adapting to multifocal lenses is not just about getting used to new glasses—it requires adjusting old habits in how you look at your surroundings. Without expert guidance from an experienced optometrist, customers may feel frustrated and give up on their glasses too soon, simply because they did not receive the right instructions and patient support to help them transition smoothly.

Reason 2: Incorrect Lens Positioning & Poor Frame Adjustment

One of the most overlooked yet critical factors in successful adaptation is precise lens placement within the frame. Many optical stores outsource their lens mounting process, which can lead to misalignment issues, improper positioning of the optical center, and difficulty adjusting to the new lenses. Over the years, we’ve had countless customers come to us with adaptation struggles, only to discover that their discomfort was caused by incorrect lens placement or a frame misalignment that disrupted their vision.

How We Ensure a Perfect Fit – Every Time

To address these challenges with precision and expertise, we have invested in an in-house advanced optical lab where all multifocal lens fittings are handled exclusively by us. This allows us to maintain full control over the process, ensuring that each customer receives flawless precision, maximum comfort, and optimal vision clarity. By personally overseeing the lens fitting process, we can guarantee the highest level of accuracy in every pair of multifocal glasses we deliver.

Why Expertise Matters in Multifocal Glasses Adaptation

When it comes to multifocal glasses, professional experience and on-site lens fitting are not just advantages—they are essential. We invite you to experience exceptional vision clarity, superior comfort, and the highest level of personal service, ensuring that your transition to multifocal lenses is seamless, frustration-free, and completely customized to your unique visual needs.

Why Choose Us? Full Adaptation Guarantee!

Choosing multifocal glasses is not just a technical decision – it’s a choice that impacts your daily quality of life. We understand that many customers hesitate when switching to multifocal lenses due to concerns about adaptation difficulties, but with us, you can feel confident. Our mission is to make your experience smooth, fast, and hassle-free, with personalized support and a full adaptation guarantee.

We don’t just fit multifocal lenses – we ensure that every detail is perfectly tailored for you. From the moment you walk into our optical center, we conduct a comprehensive vision test, allowing us to customize your lenses with maximum precision. We take advanced measurements of your pupil distance, viewing angles, and daily visual habits to create a truly personalized solution.

One of our biggest advantages is our dedicated adaptation support. We recognize that everyone adjusts at their own pace, which is why we offer a flexible adaptation period with full professional guidance. If you experience any difficulties, we are here to assist you—whether it’s fine-tuning the frame positioning, making adjustments to the lens alignment, or providing additional adaptation tips to ensure a seamless transition. If necessary, we also offer lens exchanges and refinements until you are 100% satisfied.

Our results speak for themselves – over 97% of our customers successfully adapt without any issues. However, if within the adaptation period you find that you’re unable to adjust to your multifocal glasses, we provide a full refund on the lenses (no cancellation fees, subject to our terms & conditions). Our commitment is simple: you should feel confident in your purchase, with zero risk and zero worries.

Every customer receives clear, practical guidance on how to use their new glasses correctly, making the adaptation process easy and intuitive. We don’t just sell multifocal glasses—we guarantee that you will see perfectly and feel completely satisfied. With our full adaptation guarantee, you can trust that you are in the best hands.

If you’re looking for an optical service where expertise, premium service, and responsibility come together, we are the right choice. It’s time to experience multifocal glasses with complete confidence, backed by a team that will support you every step of the way.

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Questions and answers

Who Are Multifocal Glasses Suitable For?

Multifocal glasses are ideal for anyone who needs clear vision at varying distances without the hassle of switching between multiple pairs of glasses. They provide a seamless transition between near (reading), intermediate (computer use), and far distances, eliminating the need for separate reading and distance glasses.

These lenses are especially beneficial for individuals who require reading glasses but want to avoid constantly taking them on and off. With multifocal glasses, there’s no need to reach for reading glasses every time you check a WhatsApp message or look at a restaurant menu. Life becomes much easier when you can see clearly at all distances with just one pair of glasses—making multifocal lenses the ultimate solution for convenience and comfort.

What Is the Difference Between Various Multifocal Lenses?

Multifocal lenses are designed with three distinct zones:

The upper part is for distance vision.
The middle section is for intermediate distances, such as computer use.
The lower part is for near vision (reading).

Differences in Quality and Adaptation

The biggest challenge in adapting to multifocal lenses occurs in the intermediate range (computer distance), where the optical channel is narrower. This makes adaptation to this distance the most challenging when using multifocal glasses.

The more advanced the multifocal lens, the wider the optical channel, reducing distortion on the sides and allowing for a smoother, more natural visual transition between distances. As a result, adaptation becomes faster and more comfortable.

In other words, the higher the quality of the multifocal lens, the closer the wearer’s vision will resemble natural vision, similar to someone who does not require glasses at all.

Additionally, premium multifocal lenses are made from higher-quality materials and feature superior coatings, enhancing durability, visual clarity, and comfort.

Why Are Multifocal Lenses Considered Difficult to Adjust To? 

Adapting to any vision change requires a period of adjustment. Even when updating your prescription, it can take a few days to get used to the change, and some individuals may be more sensitive to the process.
The adaptation process for multifocal glasses is similar. In addition to adjusting to a new prescription—likely different from your previous glasses—you must also adapt to the unique optical structure of the multifocal lens and the transition between its different vision zones.
However, in our experience, most people successfully adjust to multifocal glasses, especially with today’s advanced, high-comfort lens designs. The main cause of adaptation difficulties is usually an imprecise fit rather than the lenses themselves.

For a smooth and comfortable transition, it is essential to have your multifocal glasses fitted by a professional optometrist, ensuring optimal alignment and customization for your vision needs.

Where Are Multifocal Lenses Made?

Multifocal lens manufacturing takes place in various locations around the world, with leading companies based in Germany and Japan, known for their advanced optical technology and innovation. Additionally, Israel also has factories specializing in the production of high-quality multifocal lenses.

At Prizma Optic, we bring 40 years of expertise in fitting multifocal glasses and collaborate with top-tier lens manufacturers that adhere to the highest industry standards, ensuring precision, quality, and comfort for our customers.

What If You Don’t Adapt to Multifocal Glasses?

Struggling to adjust to your new multifocal glasses? First of all, this is extremely rare—in fact, 99% of our customers adapt successfully. However, if adaptation does not happen, we have a solution for you.

We offer a 100% adaptation guarantee for up to 3 months from the date of purchase. If you experience difficulties, simply visit us for a follow-up consultation with a qualified optometrist, and we will provide several options to ensure your satisfaction:

Replacement of multifocal lenses with another multifocal brand at no additional cost.
Exchange for two separate pairs of glasses—one for distance and one for near range (reading) —at no extra charge (depending on the selected frames).
Replacement with single-vision distance or near lenses + a full refund of the price difference (after deduction of a cancellation fee of 5% of the transaction price or up to NIS 100, whichever is lower). If the purchase was made by credit card, a credit card processing fee may apply.

At Prizma Optic, your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities. Let us help you find the perfect vision solution!

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