Nearsightedness

Nearsightedness, or Myopia, is a common vision condition where you have difficulties in seeing objects far away but you can see clearly objects close to you. Nearsightedness is something that can develop gradually or even rapidly, and many times may run in the family, making it highly hereditary. It is the most common refractive error but can easily be corrected as well.

The easiest way to correct nearsightedness is to get yourself a pair of glasses. Nearsightedness can be corrected with so called minus glasses (Far vision lenses at Magyia), meaning the edge of the lenses are thicker than the middle part of the lense. At Magyia you can have these type of lenses for every frame you find on our website. To add this lense option will only cost you a fixed price of 15 euros. If you have over 2.5 correction we recommend you to get thinning on your lenses with only 15 additional euros. Alternatively you can always get progressive lenses too. The progressive lenses have a fixed price of 50 euros; pretty much cheaper than you can find anywhere else!