or people with blurred vision due to Presbyopia, a progressive condition that causes near vision (reading ability) to fade usually after the age of 40, the article sets forth the basic options with a brief description of each. The standard options have been reading glasses, bifocals, and contact lenses. The newest options are CLE (Clear Lens Extraction), PRK and LASIK with one eye targeted for distance vision and the other for near vision (Mono-vision or blended vision)and NearVision CK (Conductive Keratoplasty). Jerry Katzman commented that he was pleased to have the opportunity to discuss the options available for patients who have always enjoyed good vision but now have blurred near vision (Presbyopia) which is part of the normal aging process. "The NearVision CK procedure is a very quick outpatient procedure that can dramatically decrease the need for reading glasses in these patients, including many who have had previous LASIK surgery but now require glasses to read", Dr. Salz continued.