Iseikonic glasses

Iseikonic glasses are glasses that are designed to correct vision and improve image quality. They were invented in the 1970s and get their name from the Greek word "isos", which means "same" or "equal", and the Greek word "eikon", which translates to "image".

Izeikonica glasses differ from regular glasses in that they have curved lenses that correct vision and improve image quality. These lenses can be made of various materials such as glass, plastic or metal.

Iseikonik glasses use a principle called “ikeikonics,” which is that the lenses have different curvatures in different areas. This allows you to create a more uniform light distribution and reduce image distortion.

In addition, Iseikonics glasses may have additional functions, such as UV protection, anti-reflective coating, and the ability to adjust the interpupillary distance.

Some people find that Iseikonica glasses are not as comfortable as regular glasses, but they may be more helpful for people with vision problems. For example, they can help people with nearsightedness or farsightedness see better and avoid straining their eyes when reading or working on a computer.

However, Iseikonic glasses are still not widely used and many people prefer to use regular glasses to correct their vision. However, if you have vision problems, then Iseikonik glasses may be a good choice for you.

1. What is an iso-system. A person can achieve ideal vision only with the help of glasses or contact lenses. All our children have normal vision from birth and are the result of the fact that the visual system is fully formed. However, as we grow older, our eye gradually “wears out”, accommodation worsens, and the focal length becomes longer.