Reading Glasses

Presbyopia: A condition of the eye that causes difficulty focusing on close objects. It is caused by the loss of elasticity of the lens of the eye, which occurs naturally with age.

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.

Diopters: A unit of measurement used to describe the power of a lens. The higher the diopter, the stronger the lens.

Bifocals: Eyeglasses with two lenses of different strengths, one for near vision and one for far vision.

Progressive Lenses: Eyeglasses with lenses that gradually change in strength from top to bottom, allowing for a smooth transition from near to far vision.

Anti-Reflective Coating:

• Customer Type: Individuals who require reading glasses.
• Retail Store Availability: Available in various retail stores.
• Usage Interval: Designed for regular use when reading or performing close-up tasks.
• Shelf Life: No specific shelf life, but regular replacement may be necessary depending on wear and tear.
• Retail Store Types: Opticians, pharmacies, department stores, online retailers.
• Age Suitability: Suitable for individuals of all ages who need reading glasses.
• Gender Targeting: Targeted towards both males and females.
• Events or Occasions: Can be used for any reading-related activity.
• Categories: Optical accessories, vision aids.
• Seasonality: Not specific to any particular season.
• Price Point: Various price points available depending on the brand, style, and quality.
• Product Features: Various designs, materials, strengths, and styles available.
• Brand Recognition: Different brands offer different levels of recognition and reputation.
• Usability and Convenience: Easy to use and carry, usually portable and lightweight.
• Health and Safety: Should be used as prescribed and follow appropriate care instructions to maintain hygiene and avoid eye strain.