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Picture it: lying next to the pool, lounging in the sun wearing sunglass reading glasses as you read your favourite novel. If not for the specially designed protecting glasses, folk who wear reading glasses would be relegated to cover reading and deprive themselves of sunning. 

At one previous point, it was important to purchase flip up shades that attached to glasses in order to read when out in the great, bright out of doors. These were great since there was no other option for shading your eyes against the oppressive glare of the sun, but required much flipping up and down of the sun shades as required. They weren’t supplied with any power to magnify the written word, but rather were designed simply to give protection to the eyes from the sun while wearing reading glasses. While convenient, they soon became boring and weren’t enticing to the wearer.   Read more... (414 words, estimated 1:39 mins reading time)

Folk may find that needing help to decode words when reading could be a maddening experience, but it does not must be a boring one when choosing to wear hand painted reading glasses. A variety of styles, colours and shapes are currently available to modify a requirement into art for your face.   Read more... (430 words, estimated 1:43 mins reading time)

Clip on reading glasses are a lifesaver for those who are experiencing a problem with reading the printed word yet the computer screen is clear as can be. 

Eyesight frequently becomes lessened as we age, particularly for close up work such as reading. We may be able to see distances fine while finding that we need to squint, hold books at the end of the arm’s length or read huge print when it comes to close vision. Bifocals are a common accessory, but when working on a computer this becomes problematic. Trifocals or progressive lenses are also widely made use of, but present the same issues when coaching the eyes from the paper on the table to the monitor in front of you.   Read more... (421 words, estimated 1:41 mins reading time)