Reducblu 4 Pack Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses for Women - Blue Light Blocking Readers

Reducblu 4 Pack Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses for Women - Blue Light Blocking Readers

♥ One lens provides 3 levels of vision. The top is for daily communication or interaction. The middle transition part is slightly reduced strength for working on a PC/Laptop. The bottom is the normal power you choose for reading, writing, etc. provide the perfect balance between eye protection and viewing quality. ♥ Because of how it designed, there's an adaptation period in learning to wear your progressive lenses. Normally need 1-3 weeks adaptation period, after this time you will easily switch between various scenes, Then you can wear it anywhere, without having to keep taking it off or putting it back on. ♥ 5 layers anti-reflective coating to minimize screen glare. You'll never have trouble with sleeping again with harmful blue light. Can enjoy your digital time, no worry about eye fatigue, blurred vision and headache. ♥ The freely swinging spring leg design reduces the squeeze of glasses on the head. Whether your face is oversized, petite or medium, it can easily solve your problem. ♥ Please feel free to contact Reducblu customer service if you have any questions about our glasses. They will give you the most satisfactory reply DIMENSIONS:

Overall Width: 5 3/8 inches (136mm)
Temple Length: 5 3/8 inches (137mm)
Lens Width: 1 7/8 inches (47mm)
Lens Height:1 7/16 inches (37mm)
Nose Bridge Width: 3/8 inches (10mm)
Spring Hinge: Yes

ABOUT US

Great fashion design multi-focus reading glasses for computers, TV or phones.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Order the same strength as you would for regular reading glasses.
Reduce glare.
Massive reduction of blue light.
Multifocal reading glasses feature three strengths in one pair of reading glasses, so you can read, work on your computer and interact with others without having to take your glasses off.
CARE
To avoid damage, never clean your multi-focus glasses with paper towels or clothing or alcohol, and also avoid using household detergents or soaps. While a few mild soaps don't harm lenses, today's extra strength soaps are strong enough to slowly disintegrate lens coatings.