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

Advanced multi-focus reading glasses feature an upper optical area of the lens designed for far-range vision, and a lower optical area for near-range viewing. The degree of the lens gradually changes from top to bottom, with the middle area providing a seamless transition. These reading glasses are comfortable and adjustable, with a yellow line serving as the demarcation between the different viewing zones.

The glasses can be particularly helpful for first-time progressive lens wearers, as they provide guidance on how to properly position the glasses. Users can place the glasses cloth around their fingers and then slide the glasses on, without worrying about scratching the lenses, as the material is highly scratch-resistant.

In terms of product specifications, the lens width measures 49mm, the lens height is 46mm, the bridge is 19mm, the temple length is 140mm, and the total width is 134mm. The environmentally-friendly, aspheric lenses are transparent, clear, and wear-resistant, effectively protecting the eyes during reading. The standard pupillary distance and accurate magnification ensure a comfortable, non-dizzy wearing experience, allowing the wearer to read with ease.

For those new to progressive lenses, the following usage guidelines are recommended: 1. Start by looking at distant objects through the top of the lens, which should provide clear vision, as there is no diopter in this area. 2. Keeping your head still, move your eyes downward to view close-up objects through the lower part of the lens. 3. Extend your arm and hold a newspaper at the farthest distance, then try to read through the middle of the lens. Adjust your head position up and down to find the clearest point of focus. 4. When viewing objects from the sides, you may notice a slight reduction in clarity, which is normal. Simply rotate your head slightly and focus on the center of the lens to regain a clear view. 5. Initially, using progressive lenses may require some head movement, but you will soon adapt to the new visual experience. 6. When navigating stairs while wearing progressive lenses, be sure to 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 adjustment period, but you will soon become accustomed to the enhanced visual comfort and clarity provided by these advanced multi-focus reading glasses.

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