We Provide Quality
Eye Care & Optics Solutions
We are committed to improving access to reading glasses among adults aged 40+ in Kenya.
Affordable
Affordable Reading Glasses for Adults 40+
Non-prescriptive
Non-prescription reading glasses to adults aged 40 and above
Trusted by people and communities across Kenya
Community Vision Screening
Non-Prescription Reading Glasses
Volunteer Training
Referral Services
Affordable Reading Glasses for Adults 40+
At Presbyoptics Solutions, we believe that clear vision is a basic right, not a luxury. That’s why we’re on a mission to bring affordable, non-prescription reading glasses to adults aged 40 and above across Kenya—particularly in underserved communities.
Message from the CEO
Great Passion For Improving Access to Reading Glasses
As a social enterprise, Presbyoptics is committed to improving access to reading glasses among adults aged 40+ in Kenya. Many people with presbyopia remain unserved due to cost, lack of awareness, and the misconception that reading glasses require a prescription.
Beatrice A.
Founder & CEO
PROFESSIONAL TEAM
We are a team of qualified professional eye and optics experts.
SERVICE & TECHNOLOGY
We employ current technologies to provide quality services.
Our Unique Approach
Demedicalizing vision care
Leveraging community power
Empowering local action
Our Partners
What our Clients Say
Jane Aketch
Bondo
Great, great, awesome services
John Ouma
Nakuru
Selling these glasses helped me pay school fees for my soon ~ Community Health Volunteer
Latest Updates and News
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More Information on the WHOeyes App
WHOeyes is a mobile application developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) to promote access to basic eye health screening tools, particularly in low-resource settings. It is designed to be used by healthcare workers, community volunteers, or individuals for quick vision checks and…
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What is a Snellen Chart
The Snellen chart is a tool used by eye care professionals to measure visual acuity—how clearly a person can see.
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What is Presbyopia?
Presbyopia is an age-related eye condition that affects the ability to see nearby objects clearly. It usually begins around the age of 40 and progresses over time.