Reading Glasses

Presbyopia: A condition of the eye that causes difficulty focusing on close objects. It is a normal part of aging and usually begins to affect people in their 40s.

Reading Glasses: Eyeglasses designed to help people with presbyopia see objects up close. They are typically available in a range of strengths, from +1.00 to +3.50 diopters.

Bifocals: Eyeglasses with two distinct optical powers, one for distance vision and one for near vision. They are often used by people with presbyopia who need to see both near and far objects clearly.

Progressive Lenses: Eyeglasses with a gradual change in optical power from the top of the lens to the bottom. They are designed to provide clear vision at all distances, from near to far.

Anti-Reflective Coating: A thin coating applied to the surface of eyeglass lenses

Customer Type

• Young adults
• Middle-aged adults
• Elderly

Retail Store Availability

• Optical stores
• Department stores
• Drugstores
• Online retailers

Usage Interval

• Everyday use
• Occasional use

Shelf Life

• Indefinite

Retail Store Types

• Optical stores
• Department stores
• Drugstores
• Discount retailers
• Online retailers

Age Suitability

• Adults
• Elderly

Gender Targeting

• Unisex

Events or Occasions

• Reading

Categories

• Eyewear

Seasonality

• All seasons

Price Point

• Low
• Medium
• High

Product Features

• Various magnification levels
• Comfortable fit
• Durable materials
• Stylish designs

Brand Recognition

• Well-known brands

Usability and Convenience

• Portable
• Easy to use

Health and Safety for Glasses Reading

• Not applicable (this attribute does not apply to glasses used for reading)