C125 Full-rim Customized logo rimless presbyopic reading glasses with PC frame

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Overview

Quick Details

Place of Origin:: Fujian, China

Brand Name:: Asport

Model Number:: C125

Lenses Material:: AC

Frame Material:: PC

Style:: Slim, presbyopic glasses

Frame Color:: Black

Lenses Color:: White

Product Name:: C125 Full-rim Customized logo rimless reading glasses with PC frame

Lenses:: AC

Frames:: PC

Diamension:: 55/17/132

Strength:: +1.0/+1.5/+2.0/+2.5/+3.0/+3.5 or customized

Color:: Black

Logo and packing:: Customized

Features:: Light weight

Sample Time:: 5-10 days after confirming payment

Supply Ability

Supply Ability:: 100000 Piece/Pieces per Month

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details: Reading glasses
1pc per PE bag / 20pcs per inner box / 500pcs per carton

Port: Xiamen/Guangzhou

WHAT STRENGTH READING GLASSES DO I NEED?

Choosing reading glasses today has become a bit more complicated as we are reading at many different distances. Reading distance determines the lens strength that you will need to see clearly. Read on and watch the video for a step by step explanation on how to choose the reading glasses strength that's best for you and your reading distances.

CHOOSING READING GLASSES STRENGTH:

If you don't have a prescription from an eye care professional use this timeline as a guide to find your lens strength. Since age is the main determining factor in the onset of presbyopia, choosing your reading glasses strength according to the guide is easy but make require some tweaking for reading distance.

If you do have a prescription from an eye care professional, ask them whether non-prescription reading glasses is right for you and if so what reading glasses strength they would recommend. If you haven't gotten an eye exam in a while, this is probably a good time. Just so you eliminate any uncertainty and get a correction that really works for your reading distance.