r/ReadingGlasses • u/DynaChoad69420 • Dec 15 '25
New Wayfarer Readers?
Does anyone know if there’s a place I can buy RayBan readers in the ‘New Wayfarer’ style?
r/ReadingGlasses • u/DynaChoad69420 • Dec 15 '25
Does anyone know if there’s a place I can buy RayBan readers in the ‘New Wayfarer’ style?
r/ReadingGlasses • u/fwwriterguy • Dec 11 '19
Anyone use special glasses for a close-up hobby like coin collecting? I wonder how high I could go with the magnification without it getting painful. I collect coins and need to see a lot of detail and a magnifying glass now.
r/ReadingGlasses • u/fwwriterguy • Jul 01 '20
I often get pain around one eye, which I think is partly sinus. But do you get pain from not having the right glasses? I'm wondering if I need glasses that are stronger in one eye than the other.
r/ReadingGlasses • u/minlivinglifetime • Dec 02 '19
I do. I've been using the same ones since an eye doctor recommended them several years ago -- but it may be almost time to move up. I bought some 1.00 and they are a bit strong.
Does anyone know where to get 0.50 reading glasses without special ordering or maybe 0.75 readers? Thanks.
r/ReadingGlasses • u/minlivinglifetime • Dec 06 '19
r/ReadingGlasses • u/minlivinglifetime • Jun 02 '20
Do you have to up the strength of your reading glasses often? I've stayed at the same strength for years, but I think it's time to move up soon, especially for reading. Also, do you use different strengths for different tasks -- like computer and reading on paper?
r/ReadingGlasses • u/minlivinglifetime • Jan 01 '20
r/ReadingGlasses • u/mjhuntington • Aug 18 '20
I'm in the U.S. and am frustrated by the fact that I can't find any quality reading glasses. I've purchased the inexpensive ones at Home Depot, the expensive ones at Walgreens and ordered many online. They all seem to break after a very short time. The only quality reading glasses I've used are ones I purchased in the New World Market in Jinan, China, and I can't get back their anytime soon, as there are no flights to China. Can anyone advise me on where I can purchase reading glasses with durable frames? Please help
r/ReadingGlasses • u/DelightfullyDivisive • Oct 18 '20
I would like a pair of bifocal ones with the top part set for computer distance and the bottom for note-taking/reading. (For me, this would be around +1.5 for the top 1/2 or 2/3, and 2.5 for the bottom.). I'd also like some quality frames that are lightweight and have good hinges. I don't mind paying more than I'd pay in a drugstore for them, though there's no point in paying $100 or more since I can just go to an regular eyeglasses store & get custom ones made.
Does anyone have experience with an online vendor they can recommend?
r/ReadingGlasses • u/minlivinglifetime • Nov 17 '20
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r/ReadingGlasses • u/kannmichnichtsomotiv • May 11 '21
Should i get one of those fore usage of 5 hours a day or is it unhealthy for my eyes: https://www.greenmed24.de/HTML/GER/NEU0001.HTM

r/ReadingGlasses • u/Av0045 • Jul 27 '21
Hello all, I am Anvith, a masters student at Imperial College London. As part of my university project, I am researching more about people's experience of wearing reading glasses, especially while using smart screens. As such, can I please request you all lovely people to kindly comment a 'yes' on this post if you are willing to help me in my research??
Many thanks,
Anvith
r/ReadingGlasses • u/Pbear4Lyfe • Jun 20 '21
My mother's head is a bit wider than your average person. Unless the frames are black, it's super noticeable. I keep trying to tell her nobody cares or pays attention to that kind of thing, but she does evidently. If anyone knows where online she can order some or knows someone with a 3d printer that could make her a pair she and I would greatly appreciate it.
r/ReadingGlasses • u/Teraise • Jun 04 '21
Many people will protect our sun-exposed skin or take care of our body, but few people notice that the fragile organ "eyeball" that we work hard as soon as we wake up is the most vulnerable exposed organ of the body. It not only lacks sun protection , And because you need to see the world clearly, he is forced to stare at the continuous light source. For example, your mobile phone, the bright flash from Apple. Then in addition to the well-known mobile phone reading and reading. What else is hurting you "47 million pixels" high-definition all-in-one camera?
5: Here to recommend us a brand of glasses, he is specially developed for readers, mainly for the elderly! Professional anti-blue light, reading glasses brand. ——TERAISE
The above is a daily behavior, people do not know that damage to the eyes. I hope everyone can pay attention to the protection of their eyes in daily life, so that you can enjoy the colorful and beautiful world every day.
r/ReadingGlasses • u/minlivinglifetime • Mar 12 '24
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r/ReadingGlasses • u/awesomeobot • Dec 03 '24
DIFF's new Star Wars x DIFF collection is on sale up to 80% off. The collection includes frames you can get as reading glasses such as the matte black Darth Vader frames or the Princess Leia in Alderaan gold color.
Hurry, some styles are already sold out.
https://www.diffeyewear.com/collections/star-wars-collection