Progressive Multifocus Computer Reading Glasses

The photochromic reading glasses feature lenses that automatically transition from clear indoors or at night to a sunglasses tint when exposed to UV sunlight. The lenses begin to clear again as soon as they are away from UV light, becoming noticeably lighter and mostly clear within a few minutes. These glasses absorb harmful UV radiation, making them an excellent solution for those who dislike constantly switching between reading glasses and sunglasses.

These multifocus reading glasses have three different lens strengths in one pair, allowing you to read, work on a computer, and interact with others without having to remove your glasses. As they are progressive multifocal lenses, a brief adaptation period of about a week is generally required, although this may vary from person to person. It is recommended to walk slowly if you experience any dizziness during the adjustment.

The anti-blue light lenses in these glasses help protect your eyes from the harmful blue light emitted by electronic screens. This can prevent symptoms such as dry eyes, headaches, and eye strain during prolonged computer use. The lenses can also block UV rays, making them suitable for watching TV or using a computer.

It's important to note that the photochromic lenses will not become as dark as traditional sunglasses. The level of tinting is directly related to the intensity of the UV rays, with stronger UV leading to a deeper discoloration and weaker UV causing a lighter tint. These photochromic lenses allow the glasses to transition from indoor reading glasses to outdoor sunglasses with UV protection.

The package includes the photochromic transition aviator reading glasses, a glasses cleaning cloth, and a glasses case, making it a suitable gift for family and friends. LJIMI is a professional designer and producer of sunglasses, including polarized sports sunglasses, reading glasses, and fashion sunglasses. If you have any issues with the aviator reading sunglasses, you can contact their customer service, and they will provide the best solutions.

For those new to progressive lenses, it's recommended to follow these steps:

1. Look at distant objects through the top of the lens, where there is no diopter, for a clear view.
2. Move your eyes downward to see close objects through the lower part of the lens.
3. Hold a newspaper at arm's length and read through the middle of the lens, adjusting your head position as needed.
4. Peripheral vision may be slightly less clear, but turning your head can help improve clarity.
5. Head movement is required initially, but you will soon adapt to the progressive lenses.
6. When looking at stairs, use the upper and middle parts of the lens, not the lower portion.
7. Like with any new glasses, there may be some initial discomfort, but this will gradually subside.

The photochromic and anti-blue light features of these multifocus reading glasses make them a versatile and practical choice for various activities, from work and leisure to driving and outdoor use, without the need to constantly switch between different pairs of glasses.

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