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Men's Comfort Glasses with Blue Light Filter

Men's Comfort Glasses with Blue Light Filter

Regular price $27.95 USD
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Glasses off, glasses on – and still, neither near nor far is perfectly sharp.

Anyone who suddenly has to stretch out their arm to read the menu or constantly switches glasses between screen and documents in the office knows this moment all too well. This progressive reading glasses made of high-quality Japanese titanium weigh just 17.05 grams and combine near and far vision in a single lens without visible dividing lines. A glance from top to bottom is enough – and the switch between different distances happens completely smoothly.

Advantages

  • No more annoying switching: The progressive lens covers near, intermediate, and distance vision – the second pair of glasses stays in the drawer permanently.
  • Hours of wearing comfort without pressure: Weighing only 17.05 grams, the glasses sit so lightly on the nose that after a short time, you forget you are even wearing them.
  • No worries about deformation or breakage: The aerospace-grade titanium frame maintains its shape even after frequent bending and daily use – no re-bending or adjustment needed.

Specifications

  • Material: Japanese titanium (aerospace quality)
  • Weight: 17.05 grams
  • Lens type: Progressive multifocal lenses with anti-blue light coating
  • Diopters: +1.00 to +4.00
  • Colors: Orange, dark, red
  • Target group: Men aged 40 and above

Usage

  1. Choose diopter value: Base it on your age – +1.00 for 40–45 years, higher values for more advanced age.
  2. Put on and align: Put on the glasses and look straight ahead – the upper lens area shows the distance, the lower the near vision.
  3. Guide your gaze instead of switching glasses: Simply move your eyes up or down to switch between distances – no need to take off your glasses.

Pro tip: If you wear progressive glasses for the first time, consciously keep your head straight and only move your eyes during the first days – this helps the brain adapt faster to the different vision zones.

 

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