Eyeing contacts for the over-40 crowd

Portland, OR-Now, more than ever, people with presbyopia are seeking to put aside their glasses to wear contact lenses. Aging baby boomers prefer to see and be seen without glasses. Career-oriented, they are involved in activities that require good vision not only at near and at distance, but also in the intermediate range.

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