Rizwana
Senior Eyewear Stylist & Lens Specialist
STOTTS. Chorley
Lenses · Screens & Work
Modern work asks a lot of your eyes.
Phones, laptops, monitors, paperwork and the person across the meeting room — all at different distances, all day. If your current glasses can't keep up, the answer usually isn't stronger lenses. It's lenses chosen around how and where you actually work.
If you recognise even a couple of these, it's worth a conversation — not a stronger prescription.
The solution
Instead of forcing everyday varifocals to cope at a desk, we fit lenses designed for near-to-intermediate distances — so your screen, your keyboard, your notes and your colleagues all sit comfortably in focus. For heavy screen users that often means a dedicated pair for work, alongside your everyday glasses.
Where they suit you, we use Nikon's indoor and office lens designs (such as Relaxsee and eLife) — but the technology is only half of it. The comfort comes from measuring your real working distances and fitting the lens precisely to your eyes and frame.
How we get your lenses right
A screen lens is only as good as its measurements. This is how we get yours right, whichever lens you end up with.
Where your glasses currently let you down — driving, screens, reading, your working distances, comfort, previous varifocals and how they look.
The most appropriate lens type and level of personalisation for you — not automatically the most expensive one.
The position of your eyes, how the frame sits on your face, your working distances and the exact measurements that lens design needs.
Fit, comfort, adaptation and real-life performance after you collect them — and we adjust or put things right if needed.
Where Nikon comes in
Nikon gives us an exceptional range of lens technology — personalised progressives, advanced coatings, light-adaptive and polarised lenses. Our expertise lies in identifying which part of that range is right for you, measuring it precisely, and making sure it performs properly in real life.
Personalised progressives 
Coatings for clearer driving 
Lenses that adapt to light 
Prescription sunwear Imagery: Nikon Lenswear
Who looks after you
Getting your working vision right comes down to measurement. Our eyewear stylists and dispensing opticians — including FBDO-qualified specialists across our practices — take the time to map out your exact screen distances and how you sit, then choose and fit a lens designed around your desk, not an average one.
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They are lenses designed around the distances you actually use at work — your screen, your desk and the people across the room — rather than for driving. They give a much wider, more comfortable field of clear vision for close and intermediate tasks than a standard reading or distance lens, which is why they suit long days at a desk.
It is common. Everyday varifocals prioritise distance vision, so the intermediate and reading zones sit lower and narrower — fine for general life, less comfortable for hours of screen work. A dedicated screen or office lens widens exactly the zones you use at a desk.
Not always, but for people who spend a lot of the day on screens it is often the single most comfortable change they make. A lens matched to your working distances reduces the head-tilting and eye strain that everyday varifocals can cause at a desk.
Often, yes. A lot of end-of-day eye fatigue comes from your eyes working harder to hold focus at the wrong distance, or from lenses that are not positioned precisely. A properly measured screen lens, with a good anti-reflection coating, usually makes screen time noticeably more comfortable — though persistent headaches are always worth having checked.
Nikon makes lenses designed specifically for indoor, near-to-intermediate use (such as its Relaxsee and eLife ranges). Our job is to identify which suits your prescription and your measured working distances, then fit it precisely — the technology only works if the measurements are right.
Ready when you are
Book a lens consultation and tell us about your day — screens, distances and where your current glasses let you down. We'll recommend, measure and fit lenses built around your work.
Book a Work & Screen Lens Consultation