Multifocal Reading Glasses – One Pair Instead of Three

The lenses run from reading strength at the bottom through mid-range in the middle to clear at the top, so you can read a menu, look at a screen and then look across the room without swapping glasses. A blue light filter is built in, and the photochromic tint darkens in bright sunlight and clears again indoors.

Why choose these glasses?

One pair on the desk, one in the car, one that has gone missing entirely — that is what single-strength readers turn into. Progressive lenses collapse that back down to one pair.

Progressive lenses – Near, mid-range and distance in a single lens.
Blue light filter – Built into the lens for long screen sessions.
Photochromic tint – Darkens outdoors, clears indoors, on its own.
UV protection – Included in the lens coating.
Lightweight frame – Comfortable enough to leave on all day.

So you stop patting your pockets for the other pair.

Progressive lenses take a few days to get used to — look through the bottom of the lens to read and the top to look ahead, and your eyes will learn it quickly. Choose the strength you already use for reading. These are ready-made glasses and do not replace a prescription fitted by an optometrist.