Classic reading glasses in a transparent plastic case. They come with a cleaning cloth and a neck cord.

Reading glasses are designed to correct presbyopia, a natural age-related condition that affects the eyes' ability to focus on close objects.

• Lenses: Transparent
• Frame: Plastic, lightweight and comfortable
• Style: Half-frame, facilitates shifting the gaze from near to far

The numbering of reading glasses refers to the diopter (refractive power) required to correct near vision. It is expressed in positive values (+) and determined by the prescription of an optician or ophthalmologist.

• +0.50 to +1.00: For mild presbyopia or for users just starting to have difficulty with near vision.
• +1.25 to +2.00: For moderate presbyopia, usually for ages 45-55.
• +2.25 to +3.00: For more advanced presbyopia, usually in ages over 55.
• +3.25 and above: For severe cases of presbyopia.

The exact numbering is determined by a refraction test from an optician or ophthalmologist. There may be a difference in numbering between the two eyes (e.g. +1.5 in the right eye, +2.00 in the left).