Best IOT progressive for hyperopes?

[jefe]

I'm wondering about Optiboard members' experience with IOT progressives dispensed to hyperopes, not including Camber lenses. Which designs, Alpha or Basic, seem to work best with low, moderate, and high hyperopes?

[lensmanmd]

Alpha 45 has a very low rejection rate.

[Kwill212]

I almost always use Camber, but if not, the Alpha H65 or Alpha H45. Why not Camber?

[jefe]

I almost always use Camber, but if not, the Alpha H65 or Alpha H45. Why not Camber?

There's a multi-pair deal through Cherry Optical on Alphas but not with Camber.

[Fluegge Optical]

Camber Steady is too narrow at near, If your customer is a big cell phone user use the Camber Mobile...No disappointments, I assure you!
Glenn

[jefe]

I've used the H45 a bunch of times but was wondering about the H25, which is designed more for larger near fields.

[jefe]

Camber Steady is too narrow at near, If your customer is a big cell phone user use the Camber Mobile...No disappointments, I assure you!
Glenn

Thanks Glenn. The Mobile seems similar to the InTouch.

[jefe]

I've used the H45 a bunch of times but was wondering about the H25, which is designed more for larger near fields.

Anyone use the H25 much?

[Kwill212]

Nope and I can't imagine any of my patients would accept it as their only full time PAL. Do you offer a discount to your patients getting an Alpha series lens vs a Camber Alpha lens? Do you tell them there is a better lens(Camber) available but it's not this months special?

[Fluegge Optical]

We use the H25 quite often when customer wants a wider near. All have been happy,
Glenn

[Canche]

Hello guys
what will it be your good, better, best iOS design for progressives?

thanks