The 360 uses free-form technology, surfacing the add power on the back of the
lens instead molded on the front surface. You won't see too much difference in
the designs unless you need a high add (above +2.00) or are very astigmatic
(above +2.50).


Robert Martellaro
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Optician/Owner
Roberts Optical
Wauwatosa, Wi.
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"Science is a way of trying not to fool yourself."
 - Richard Feynman

Could someone please explain the difference between the Physio and
Physio360.  I've been to
 Varilux.Com, but they are far from clear on the target market of
either product.

 I know the following question has been asked and answered in many
posts, but I am getting ready to
 make a purchase and just want to be sure (the retailers tell me the
opposite of what I read here)...

 For a light prescription using a Varilux lens and a regular metal
frame, I am better off getting
 a standard plastic lens as opposed to a polycarb lens...  is that
generally correct?

 
 Thanks

  Tom