Reading Glasses - Unisex Square Frame Design

Reading glasses press into sides of head? Get headaches after wearing 20 minutes?

These glasses have spring-loaded hinges. Temples flex outward 30 degrees from frame. Fit wide heads without squeezing. Standard glasses have fixed hinges. They press hard against temples. These adjust to your head width automatically.

Square frame design. Classic style works for men and women. Black frames. Fits oval, round, square face shapes. Temple length 5.5 inches. Bridge width 18mm.

Available in 8 magnification strengths. +1.00, +1.50, +2.00, +2.50, +3.00, +3.50, +4.00, +4.50. Test which strength you need by trying to read medicine bottle or phone at 14-16 inches away.

Aspheric lenses. Thinner and flatter than standard lenses. Less distortion at edges. Clearer peripheral vision. Lighter weight.

Anti-scratch coating on lenses. Don't throw glasses in purse or pocket without case — but coating helps with minor scuffs. Wipe with microfiber cloth, not shirt.

Lens width 54mm. Height 35mm. Medium size frames. Not oversized. Not tiny. Standard proportions that work for most adults.

Keep pair by bed for reading before sleep. Pair in living room for TV captions. Pair in car for GPS navigation. Pair at desk for computer work with small text.

Includes cleaning cloth and soft case. Case is 6.5 inches long. Protects glasses in bag or glove compartment. Microfiber cloth inside case won't scratch lenses.

For presbyopia — age-related near vision loss. Usually starts around age 40-45. Gets worse every few years. Need stronger magnification as you age. Not prescription glasses — just magnification.