Nowadays, not only young people have high standards for glasses, but also elderly people have high standards for glasses. So how can we distinguish the different differences between glasses? How can we choose a comfortable pair of reading glasses for ourselves to wear? Let's take a closer look below.
1. Choose appropriate lens materials: Lens materials mainly include glass and resin. Glass lenses have good wear resistance and high refractive index, but they are relatively heavy and fragile; Resin lenses are light, not easily broken, and resistant to ultraviolet radiation, but they are prone to wear and tear.
2. Choose frame material: Frame material affects the weight and comfort of glasses. Common materials include metal (pure titanium, memory titanium, nickel alloy), plastic (cellulose acetate, epoxy resin, TR series), and high-grade materials (tortoiseshell, pure gold, etc.)
3. Frame size and shape: Ensure that the frame size fits your face shape and provides sufficient comfort. Popular frame shapes include oval, round, square, Boston, Wellington, and cat's eye shapes.
4. Consider functionality: Modern reading glasses may have additional features such as anti blue light and progressive multi focus, depending on your needs.
5. Optometry and glasses fitting: Do not purchase finished reading glasses at will, but should go through regular channels for optometry and glasses fitting to ensure that the degree and pupil distance of the glasses are suitable for you.
Choosing presbyopia glasses is not only for clearer vision, but also for the health and comfort of the eyes. The right choice.
The above is the relevant introduction on how to choose suitable reading glasses for presbyopia. The editor suggests that if you have any eye problems, you must first accurately check the eye problems and confirm that presbyopia has occurred before accurately optometry and fitting glasses!
