Why Do My Progressive Glasses Make Me Dizzy?

Dizziness when first wearing progressive glasses can happen while your eyes and brain adapt to the changing optical powers across the lens. The experience can also be affected by prescription accuracy, lens positioning, or frame fit.

Progressive lenses contain different viewing areas, so looking through the wrong part of the lens may temporarily feel unusual. Some people become comfortable as they learn to use the lens naturally.

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When to Check the Glasses

If dizziness is strong, persistent, or continues beyond an expected adjustment period, have the glasses checked. Confirm the prescription, pupillary distance, fitting height, and frame alignment.

Do not assume discomfort is something you must tolerate. An optometrist or ophthalmologist can also assess whether your vision or prescription needs have changed.