How do you know what strength reading glasses to get?

Most reading glasses sold in stores have a chart on the display with instructions on how to determine the correct strength using the chart. However, for the most accurate determination of correct strength, it is best to visit an optometrist.

Is it OK to wear non prescription reading glasses?

Yes, if you determine the correct strength, you should not have any problems with non prescription reading glasses and wearing reading glasses will not result in your eyes becoming worse.

What are reading glasses meant for?

When you reach your 40's, you will most likely experience presbyopia - a condition where the natural internal lenses in your eyes become less flexible. This makes it more difficult to focus near to far. Reading glasses help with this as they magnify the up close print or objects.

What is the difference between prescription glasses and reading glasses?

Prescription reading glasses are designed to be worn over long periods of time and are better suited for those with myopia, significiant astigmatism and other eye disprders. For more information, visit: https://www.allaboutvision.com/eyeglasses/reading-glasses-prescription/.

What is the trend for reading glasses?

Some current reading glass trends include - recyclable/sustainable materials, blue light filtering lens, and larger frames. For shapes, cat-eyes, retro inspired i.e. round, large square. and geometric. Tortoise and translucent colors are popular.

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