Abstract

High-index ophthalmic lenses have become a popular choice for individuals with high myopia due to their ability to reduce lens thickness and weight, improving aesthetic appeal and comfort. However, these lenses can introduce chromatic aberration, which may affect visual performance. This research paper investigates the relationship between high-index lenses and chromatic aberration in high myopic spectacles, providing a comprehensive statistical analysis to assess the extent of this issue. Our study evaluates chromatic aberration across different lens materials and indices, analyzing how it impacts visual acuity and wearer satisfaction.