Yes, monovision contact lenses are typically used to correct vision at different distances in each eye, with one eye optimized for near vision (reading and close work) and the other eye optimized for distance vision. This approach can reduce the need for reading glasses or distance glasses, depending on the individual's visual needs.

If you only need help with reading and close work, you could potentially use a monovision contact lens in just one eye, leaving the other eye uncorrected. This would allow you to see clearly up close with the eye that has the contact lens, reducing the need for reading glasses. However, it's important to note that this approach may result in some imbalance in your visual perception, as the uncorrected eye may still have blurry distance vision.

Similarly, if you only need help with distance vision, you could potentially use a monovision contact lens in just one eye for distance correction, while leaving the other eye uncorrected. This would allow you to see clearly at a distance with the eye that has the contact lens, reducing the need for distance glasses. However, it's important to consider the potential imbalance in your visual perception and discuss with your eye care professional to determine the best option for your specific visual needs.

It's worth noting that not everyone may be suitable for monovision contact lenses, as individual visual requirements and preferences can vary. Your eye care professional can help assess your visual needs and prescribe the most appropriate type of contact lenses for you. It's important to have a comprehensive eye exam and consultation with your eye care professional to determine the most suitable vision correction option for your individual needs.
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