Product description AQWANO 2 PACK CLASSIC BIFOCALS Readers ✔ Bifocal Reading Glasses ✔ High Quality Durable Frames Readers ✔ Water Proof, Anti-static, Dust Free and Easy to Clean Lens ✔ Lightweight & Comfortable Spring Hinge ✔ Free Branded Cleaning Cloth ✔ Prescription Magnification Options: +100, +150, +200, +250, +300, +350 - Choose Your Magnification for The Bottom Part of The Lenses, Which Is for Reading and Close-up Work. the Top Part of The Lenses is for Distance Viewing and no magnification. These Classic-style Rectangle Frame Bifocals are a Universal Size That Fits Most Face Shapes. The Unisex Design is Suitable for Men and Women. Why Need Bifocal Lenses Readers? -These lenses accommodate for both near and far vision by adding a unique lower lens with ADD vision value for reading and near vision. -Any frames with a lens height above 30mm are eligible for these lenses. Typically, we reserve 60% of lens height for distance vision, and the remaining 40% for near vision. -Looking through a pair of prescription bifocal lenses with a special lens insert at the bottom of each lens will allow you to read or see what is written on a computer screen without taking off your old glasse Convenience Set Just wear a pair of glasses when going out Solves look at the past to wear, when to look too far to pick the trouble, ideal for travel, driving, sports, hiking and other activities. Fashion Design The frame looks more stylish Spring Hinges Frames Comfortable wearing experience, say goodbye to heavy, oppressive nose and temple First-Time Wear Adaptation Guide - Adaptation Period: First-time wearers may need 1-3 days to adjust, especially those switching from single-vision reading glasses. - Proper Wearing Posture: - For distance vision: Look straight ahead and view through the upper part of the lenses. - For near vision: Tilt your head slightly downward and look through the lower part of the lenses. - Avoid Frequent Shifts in Gaze: When going up/down stairs or driving, try to rely more on the distance zone for safety. Q1: Why do I feel dizzy when looking at close objects? → This may happen if you're not viewing through the lower part of the lenses or if the prescription is incorrect. Try adjusting your head angle. If discomfort persists, Q2: Is slight blurriness at the edges of the lenses normal? → Yes. Bifocal lenses have a segmented design, which can cause mild blurring in the transition zones. This usually becomes unnoticeable after adaptation.
