Computer Lenses

Clear, Comfortable Vision for Work, Screens, and Daily Life

  • Clearer mid-range and near vision for work and reading
  • Less eye strain during long hours on screens
  • More natural posture—no need to tilt your head like with standard readers
  • Smooth transitions between documents, devices, and everyday tasks
  • Work in an office or spend hours at a desk
  • Use multiple screens or digital devices every day
  • Notice tired eyes, headaches, or blurred vision after work
  • Want more comfortable vision for reading, hobbies, or daily activities.

iD Space, iD Screen, iD Zoom

Better visual comfort | Digital eye strain relief | 3 distance-specific options

Gentleman wearing iD Screen Hoya progressive eyeglass lenses.
Sync III eyeglass lens

Sync III

Ultimate comfort at near distances | Exceptional digital eye strain relief

Your eyes deserve a break from screens! At Simply Eyes Hawaii we see more and more patients struggling with Digital Eye Strain (DES) from phones, laptops, and tablets. Whether you’re working downtown, studying at UH Mānoa, or relaxing at Ala Moana Beach Park, extended screen time can cause tired eyes, headaches, and blurry vision.

That’s why we recommend Sync III computer lenses. These advanced eyeglass lenses feature a special “boost zone” that provides extra relaxing power, helping reduce digital fatigue. Whether you choose clear, light-adaptive, or polarized lenses, they’re designed for the unique lifestyle of Hawaii residents—daytime sunshine and evening screen use included.

Benefits of Sync III lenses for Honolulu patients:

  • Relief from computer vision syndrome and digital fatigue
  • Comfortable vision for long workdays and online classes
  • Options for driving, outdoor activities, and daily screen time
  • Personalized fit from your trusted Honolulu eye doctor

At your next eye exam, ask Dr. Tracie Inouchi and Dr. Sherry Wong about solutions for digital eye strain. Together, we’ll help you find the right lenses so you can enjoy clear, comfortable vision—whether you’re working, relaxing at home, or watching a sunset on the beach in Honolulu.