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Member's Mark Wayfarer Reading Sunglasses 2 pack
By Member's Mark
Item # 990284071
Highlights
- 2-pack reading sunglasses plus 2 microfiber soft cases
- 1 designer shape in 2 stylish colors
- Reader portion at the bottom of the lens
- Lenses are scratch & impact resistant
- 100% UVA-UVB lens protection
About this item
High fashion sunglasses with a hidden benefit! The integrated reading lens allows you to enjoy your favorite beach read in style. This 2-pack includes two pairs of Member's Mark™ Wayfarer Reading Sunglasses and two soft cases to keep them safe and sound when not in use.
Featuring a chic designer shape in two stylish colors, these sunglasses are not only functional but also fashionable. They come with spring hinges for a comfortable fit, ensuring you can wear them all day long without any discomfort.
With scratch- and impact-resistant lenses, you won't have to worry about accidental drops or scratches ruining your glasses. Plus, they also provide UV380 lens protection, keeping your eyes safe from harmful UV rays.
Frequently Asked Questions About Reading Glasses
How do I choose the right strength of reading glasses for me?
Reading glasses come in multiple strengths, which are measured in diopters (D). The higher the number of diopters on your lenses, the stronger they will be. To find out what strength is best for you, it's important to have an eye exam. Your optometrist can determine your prescription and give you specific advice on the right type of eyewear for you.
How do you know when you need reading glasses?
The most common sign that you may need reading glasses is difficulty focusing on objects or text that are close up. Other symptoms can include blurry vision when looking at small print, headaches from squinting to read, frequent eye fatigue, and needing to hold books and other objects at arm's length in order to see them clearly.
What types of reading glasses are available?
Reading glasses come in full-frame styles, half-rim styles, bifocals, and progressive lenses. Full-frame reading glasses have a single power throughout the entire lens. Half-rim glasses have a frame along the top of the lens that only covers part of it. Bifocal lenses are designed with two lens powers, one for near and one for far vision. Progressive lenses are multifocal lenses that offer a smooth transition between different focus distances.
