Occurs when light entering the eye focuses behind the retina instead of directly on it. This is caused by a weakness in the ability of the lens and cornea to focus because one or the other does not have a steep enough curvature, or an eye that is smaller, than a normal eye. Farsighted people typically see objects at a distance clearly, but have difficulty seeing objects that are near.

     Occurs when light entering the eyes and focus at different points causing blurring or angling part of what you see.

     Or what many commonly refer to as farsightedness, which can cause confusion. Unlike hyperopia, presbyopia is a condition that comes with age. The lens becomes harder and gradually looses its elasticity. The eye muscles use for focusing becomes increasingly fatigued.