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- This is a pair of reading glasses provided for the olds
- With the help of these cheap reading glasses, the olds can read magazines
- Wearing this pair of glasses, the olds can receive a clearer world
- Made of high quality material, this pair of eye care glasses is durable
- The exquisite design and excellent workmanship make it comfortable for you to wear
- Reading Glass Degree Scope: 1.0D, 1.5D, 2.0D, 2.5D, 3.0D, 3.5D, 4.0D
- Lens Width: 4.6cm/1.8in
- Lens Height: 3.0cm/1.2in
- Nose Width: 1.5cm/0.6in
- Leg Length: 8.5-13.2cm/3.3-5.2in
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- These kinds of reading glasses are safe, environmental, comfortable to use
- Lightweight and convenient to carry, also this reading glass is easy to wear and take down
- There are different fashion patterns and colors for you to choose
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Eye Tests for Reading Glasses
- Presbyopia
- Reading glasses correct near vision. Most people start wearing reading glasses around the age of 40 to 45 years, the time when your eyes start to lose some of the ability to focus up close because of the hardening of the lens within the eye. This is called presbyopia, and is different than distance correction (for nearsightedness) or closer-distance correction (for farsightedness).
- Presbyopia literally means "old vision." It is not a disease but a part of the normal process of aging. You can be farsighted, not being able to see things nearby, or nearsighted, not able to see far away, and still need a reading prescription with either type of problem. Some people with presbyopia may only need glasses for reading or close work, with only minor or no distance correction.
- Exam
- During your vision exam, your doctor will do several tests. Even if you just need reading glasses, your doctor will check your distance vision with the chart on the wall, called the Snellen chart. With each test, the doctor will have you cover one of your eyes, and then the other, and ask you to read the furthest line down on the chart that is clear. The doctor will then use a Near Vision Reading Card, which you will hold in your hand. The Near Vision Reading Card is usually made up of rows of numbers that get smaller and smaller down the card. As you cover each eye, you will be asked to read the clearest line of numbers, usually from the left side of the card to the right.
- The doctor will note how far you can read down the card clearly, and record your preliminary screening. Then you will be tested with an instrument called a phoropter, which is put in front of your eyes and shows you a series of lens choices. The doctor will ask you which of two lenses in each choice looks clearer, making a final determination of your reading correction.
- Bifocals
- If you are starting to hold things out further, at arm's length, to read, then it is probably time for you to be checked for a prescription for reading glasses. If you already wear glasses for distance, a reading exam will yield a bifocal prescription.
- The bottom portion of the bifocal is usually written as ADD on the paper prescription. If you do not wear any type of distance correction, the doctor will sometimes write PLANO for the top part of the prescription, and the strength of your reading glasses in the bottom, ADD, section. You may want the whole lens in your glasses to carry your reading prescription. Reading glasses usually have a correction power starting at +1.00 and go up increments of +.25 or +.50.
- Yearly Checkup
- Most doctors recommend an eye exam every one or two years. The tests done during an ophthalmic exam check more than just your prescription. The doctor looks for eye diseases, such as glaucoma, and also checks for other health problems that are visible by looking inside your eyes, such as hypertension and diabetes.
- Considerations
- Many department and drug stores now sell reading glasses with prescription-power lenses. While you may find a pair that works well for you, the prescription will not be as accurate for your particular case as in glasses purchased through a doctor's office, optical chain or lab.
Package Included:
- 1 x Reading Glass
- 1 x Glass Case
- 1 x Eyeglass Cloth
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10-24-2011- Other Thoughts: This Reading Glasses is high quality, my grandfather like these Reading Glasses very much!
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10-12-2011- Other Thoughts: This Reading Glasses is very worthy! Low price but high workmanship!
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10-17-2011- Other Thoughts: This Eye Care Glasses can protect the eyes well, i can use these Cheap Reading Glasses to watch TV and read newspaper!
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