How do you use your eyes when working? Based on your lifestyle and work, you may find that occupational eyeglasses give you the best vision.

Occupational eyeglasses, also known as workspace progressives, are relatively new. They are designed to supplement your standard progressives, providing more comfort and visual clarity in special situations at work or at home. When wearing standard progressives, you will may find the small reading and computer zones in the lens frustrating.

Occupational Eyeglasses allow you to have both a clearer and more comfortable pair of glasses for specific tasks like extended reading.  computer use, golfing, or hobbies However, you will still use your standard progressives when you need longer distance vision.

With a lifelong love of music, Doug Wohl has developed a unique understanding of the problems that musicians face with deteriorating eyesight. Being a musician is a “way of life”, and losing the ability to see properly can be devastating to a lifelong musician.

• Musicians depend on their eyeglasses to work effectively at the right focal distance. Whether conducting the orchestra or playing an instrument, it’s crucial that a musician’s eyewear works in harmony with the distance required to perform. The solution - custom designed reading lengths for reading music. The solution is occupational glasses.
• Many opticians provide a fixed focal length solution, which means you have to sit stock still at the right length away from the stand. If you are an expressive musician and you like the flexibility of moving about as you play, (playing an instrument is a physical activity after all), this solution is no good to you! The solution is occupational glasses.
•  Musicians need to able to read music at varying lengths of distance away. No two stage setups are the same. The solution is occupational glasses.
• Musicians need to look from side-to-side; for example, reading almost anything but 2"-wide newspaper columns?  The in-focus segment at the center of the glasses is literally about 1.5" wide at reading distance.  When musicians read music, they need to be able to scan with their eyes. The solution is occupational glasses.

Your optician must understand the concerns and needs of musicians and their vision.  Check out. https://internationalmusician.org/how-to-take-care-of-your-eyes/