You could call us biased when it comes to Unity® Via Elite II, but you don’t have to take our word for it. We’ve had an independent research and development company compare Unity Via Elite II to one of our competitors. Not to spoil it for you, but Unity Via Elite II killed it. Imagine this: your patient is exploring a picturesque mountain range. They want to soak in the sweeping vistas (far vision), navigate the rocky paths (intermediate vision) and read the trail map (near vision). This scenario is the perfect metaphor for how progressive lenses should perform. Let’s dive in to learn more about how Unity Via Elite II measured up to the competition. The Far Vision Champion: Far Power MapsThe Unity Via Elite II design boasts a much wider visual field at far distances. Picture this: patients looking out from a mountaintop, seeing the horizon almost seamlessly without their view being interrupted. The 0.25D isoline in Unity Via Elite II is almost horizontal, offering an expansive view, unlike the competitor’s design, which feels like peering through a narrow window. Near Vision – Up Close and Personal: Near Reference Point (NRP)Reading that trail map is a breeze with Unity Via Elite II lenses. They provide a much wider visual field at near distances, ensuring every detail can be seen without squinting or straining. Plus, the smooth progression of addition power means near vision is stable and comfortable – no sudden changes or blurriness. Tackling Unwanted Astigmatism: Astigmatism MapsUnwanted astigmatism is like those pesky rocks that make the hike uncomfortable. Unity Via Elite II design has significantly less unwanted astigmatism around key points – Distance Reference Point (DRP), Fitting Cross (FC), and Near Reference Point (NRP). This means a cleaner, clearer visual path without the stumbling blocks found in the competitor’s design. The Addition Adventure: Addition Progression ProfilesFar: Unity Via Elite II’s addition progression starts lower, offering wider and sharper far vision. The competitor’s design shows instability above the fitting cross, which could make far vision feel shaky and unreliable. Intermediate: Unity Via Elite II offers a smooth and even addition power progression, ensuring effortless vision transitions when shifting the gaze from far to near. The competitor’s design lacks this continuous increase, making it feel less natural. Near: Both designs have different maximum addition values due to compensation for as-worn position parameters. However, Unity Via Elite II’s decrease in addition after the maximum is smoother, ensuring stable and comfortable near vision. Conclusion: The Clear WinnerWhen comparing Unity Via Elite II and the competitor’s designs, it’s clear that Unity Via Elite II outperforms in several key areas:
For eyecare professionals seeking to provide exceptional vision solutions, Unity Via Elite II is the superior choice. Recommend it today to elevate your practice and deliver unparalleled visual comfort to your patients. Find out how Unity Via Elite II fits in with the Unity Elite Suite™ and get a free dispensing toolkit.
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