Blue Light and Antifatigue Progressive Multifocal Reading Glasses for Women and Men

This item features advanced multi-focus reading glasses, where the upper optical area of the lens is designed for far vision, and the lower area is intended for near vision. The degree of the lens gradually changes in the middle, and this transitional zone is what users will view through before their eyes. These reading glasses are comfortable and adjustable, with a visible yellow line serving as the demarcation line. They can guide first-time wearers on how to properly wear the glasses. Users can simply use the included glasses cloth to clean the lenses, without worrying about scratches, as the lenses are highly durable.

The product dimensions are as follows: lens width of 49mm, lens height of 46mm, bridge of 19mm, temple length of 140mm, and a total width of 134mm. The lenses are made of environmentally friendly materials, with an aspheric, wear-resistant, transparent, and clear design that protects your eyes during reading.

The standard pupillary distance and accurate magnification ensure a comfortable wearing experience without any dizziness, effectively aiding in reading tasks.

For those new to progressive lenses, here are some helpful tips: 1. When looking at distant objects, focus through the top of the lens, as this area has no diopter and provides clear vision, just like wearing regular glasses. 2. Keeping your head still, move your eyes downward to see close-up objects through the lower portion of the lens. 3. Extend your arm and hold a newspaper at the farthest distance, then read through the middle of the lens. If the text is not clear, try moving your head up and down to find the optimal viewing position. 4. When observing objects on the sides, you may notice a slight reduction in clarity. This is normal, and you can simply rotate your head slightly and focus on the center of the lens to regain clear vision. 5. Using progressive lenses initially requires some head movement, but this adjustment period will soon pass, and you'll become accustomed to the lens design. 6. When navigating stairs while wearing progressive lenses, look through the upper and middle portions of the lens, and avoid using the lower half. 7. As with any new glasses, there may be a brief period of discomfort in the beginning, but this will gradually subside as you get used to the progressive lens design.

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