This year, as always, you were an important part of our team.

Your business success is an inspiration for all of us, so we thank you for your good cooperation and trust.

We hope that we will continue to build successes together.

We wish you good health, happiness and success in the new year.

Grossoptic.

Xelens application is a software used for precise measurement of user’s individual parameters that are necessary for production of ophthalmic lenses. It is easy to use and highly accurate.

While its basic functions are centration and measurement of individual parameters, Xelens offers more options:

• Lenses simulation that helps choose the right lens
• Simulation of coatings and tint options
• Interactive questionnaire that helps suggest ophthalmic lenses
• Data transfer to ordering program
• User session management

Xelens application is intended for use in optic shops to improve their business.

There are numerous advantages when using Xelens application:

• High precision
• Less time needed for examination and taking necessary parameters
• More effective sales due to the simulation of lens characteristics
• History of examination and patient parameters
• Increased business efficiency through automation of ordering process
• Higher quality and professional approach to customer

Xelens application is developed for iPadPro devices with LiDAR sensor and is available on the AppStore.

The Grossoptic company provides education and technical support.

Due to its advanced features, new UltraLUX progressive serves as an exceptional solution that fulfills the high requirements of modern presbyopia.

Grossoptic company has acknowledged the changes in lifestyle and developed a prescription lens that will match the needs of modern wearers.

To ensure natural vision, the soft design of this progressive model has prove as the most optimal solution. Thanks to this design facilitates as well as reduced peripheral aberrations there are smooth transitions across the various zones of the progressive lens. This also provides more natural eye movements without the “swimming effect.”

A pleasant feeling from the first moment, comfort and ease of getting used to it were confirmed by both new and experienced wearers.

New advanced software solutions used in the design of the UltraLUX progressive lens include dual binocular and 3D pupillary enhancement.

Double binocular optimization offers comfort and safety, applicable to both near and far vision in this advanced model. This feature facilitates a swift transition between near and far vision, which is particularly crucial when using a mobile phone while engaging in another activity.

On the other hand, 3D pupillary enhancement consider the complete light beam which passes through the pupil, regardless of the viewing direction. The software additionally simulates and analyzes behavioral models in three-dimensional space, accounting for variations in pupil size under diverse conditions.

A crucial and obligatory aspect of modern prescription lens design is aesthetics as well. Progressive UltraLUX is thinner which greatly enhances aesthetics and increases the freedom of choosing a dioptric frame.

More information about UltraLUX progressive lenses you can find on our web page Progressive UltraLUX.

What is myopia and why it occurs?

Myopia is a type of vision impairment and is measured in diopters.

Myopic person doesn’t see well objects that are far, because rays of light entering the eye are focused in front of the retina instead of on the retina. This usually occurs because of excessive axial elongation.

To reduce the growth of diopters and slow down myopia progression in children, ophthalmic lenses for slowing down myopia progression should be used.

Innovative lens design of MyoFocus lenses is the result of detailed research and development and offers cutting-edge solution for managing childhood myopia.

The causes for myopia onset are connected to genetics, habits and environmental conditions:

• If one or both parents are myopic, there is greater risk that the child will be myopic.
• We spend less time on activities outdoors, and we are less exposed to natural day light.
• More time is spent on near vision work activities – reading, writing, using digital devices.

More information about myopia and MyoFocus lenses you can find on our web page MyoFocus lenses.