Multifocal Reading Glasses – Lightweight Frame with Sprung Hinges

Multifocal Reading Glasses – One pair instead of a pair in every room

Reading glasses with a multifocal lens, so the strength varies across the lens rather than sitting at one fixed power. A rectangular polycarbonate frame keeps the weight down, and sprung hinges let the arms flex outward instead of gripping. Available from +0.00 through +4.00.

Why choose a multifocal lens?

A single-strength reader is set up for one distance, which is fine for a book and awkward the moment you glance at a screen or across a table. A multifocal lens changes strength down the lens, so the same pair covers reading and the middle distance without swapping.

• Multifocal lenses – different zones in one lens rather than a single fixed strength.
• Lightweight polycarbonate – comfortable to keep on and tough enough for a bag.
• Sprung hinges – the arms flex out, which suits a wider face and survives being sat on.
• Rectangular unisex frame – a plain shape that suits most faces.
• +0.00 to +4.00 – a full range of strengths, in several frame colours.

One pair that handles the book and the phone.

Multifocal lenses take a few days to get used to — the trick is to move your head rather than your eyes until it becomes automatic. These are ready-made reading glasses, not prescription eyewear: they do not correct astigmatism, they use the same strength in both lenses, and they are no substitute for an eye test. If your eyes differ from each other, or your vision has changed recently, see an optician first.

Specifications

• Material: polycarbonate
• Lenses: multifocal
• Strengths: +0.00 to +4.00
• Hinges: sprung

Pick your strength and stop hunting for the other pair.