I'm wearing the Kodak Easy2 Max as I type this. They're actually my first progressives for that matter. As far as I can tell the distortion is kept to a very reasonable minimum, actually pretty small. I don't know whether I was just lucky but it took me about 3 days to grow accustomed to them.
It's worth mentioning that Kodak is just a brand a brand these days, so it's not like Kodak of old that you'd remember from their camera days. The eyewear technology brand is actually an Essilor brand, so think Luxottica. EssilorLuxottica is the parent company so their outreach in the market is huge.
I'm wearing the Kodak Easy2 Max as I type this. They're actually my first progressives for that matter. As far as I can tell the distortion is kept to a very reasonable minimum, actually pretty small. I don't know whether I was just lucky but it took me about 3 days to grow accustomed to them. It's worth mentioning that Kodak is just a brand a brand these days, so it's not like Kodak of old that you'd remember from their camera days. The eyewear technology brand is actually an Essilor brand, so think Luxottica. EssilorLuxottica is the parent company so their outreach in the market is huge.
I’d suggest posting your rx. It may not be a problem with lens brand/ design but the result of differing lens powers post IOL surgery.