Are these prescription glasses?

No. They are sold as ready-made multifocal glasses with a fixed lens power, not made to a prescription. If you need a specific correction, have an optician check them first.

What does auto focus mean here?

The lenses are progressive multifocals, with different zones for near and mid distance. There is no electronic or adjustable focus mechanism.

Do they really block blue light?

The lenses have a blue-light filtering coating and a blue tint. That reduces some screen blue light, but it is not a substitute for good screen habits.

How do I get used to progressive lenses?

Wear them in short sessions at first and move your head rather than your eyes to find the right zone. Expect a few days of adjustment, and stop if you get headaches or dizziness.

What comes in the box?

One pair of glasses, a glasses box and a cleaning cloth.

Are they good for driving?

They are designed for reading and screen use. The near and mid zones are not set up for distance viewing, so do not rely on them for driving.

Where is the Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses cheapest?

At Walmart, for $21.99, as of our latest check.

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Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses

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Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses

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$21.99at WalmartChecked Nov 12

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Last seen at $21.99 at Walmart on Nov 12.

Our take on the Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses

These are rimless reading glasses with multifocal progressive lenses and a blue-light filtering coating. The frame is resin and silicone, and the lenses carry a blue tint. They are aimed at people who read and work at screens and want one pair instead of switching between readers and computer glasses. The progressive design is the main selling point against single-vision readers, but the fixed lens power and the auto-focus claim are the parts to weigh carefully.

Best forPeople who read and use screens in the same sessionShoppers who want one pair instead of separate readers and computer glassesBuyers who prefer a light rimless frame

Pros

Multifocal progressive lenses cover near and mid distances in one pair
Blue-light filtering coating for screen use
Rimless frame keeps the weight down
Comes with a case and cleaning cloth

Cons

Progressive lenses take time to get used to; some wearers never adjust
No prescription or power options listed, so the lens strength is fixed
Blue-tinted lenses can shift color perception
Rimless frames are more fragile than full frames

Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses prices at every store

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$21.99Free shippingChecked Nov 12
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About the Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses

These glasses have multifocal progressive lenses with a blue light filtering feature. The frame is rimless, lightweight and minimalist in design.

They are meant for everyday reading and screen use. The frame is made of resin and silicone.

Lens type: Multifocal progressive
Lens feature: Blue light filtering
Lens color: Blue
Frame: Rimless
Material: Resin + silicone
Dimensions: 16 x 5 x 5 cm (6.3 x 1.97 x 1.97 in)
Pieces: 1
In the box: 1 pair of glasses, 1 glasses box, 1 glasses cloth

Specifications

number_of_pieces: 1Source
color: BlueSource

Questions and answers

Are these prescription glasses?: No. They are sold as ready-made multifocal glasses with a fixed lens power, not made to a prescription. If you need a specific correction, have an optician check them first.
What does auto focus mean here?: The lenses are progressive multifocals, with different zones for near and mid distance. There is no electronic or adjustable focus mechanism.
Do they really block blue light?: The lenses have a blue-light filtering coating and a blue tint. That reduces some screen blue light, but it is not a substitute for good screen habits.
How do I get used to progressive lenses?: Wear them in short sessions at first and move your head rather than your eyes to find the right zone. Expect a few days of adjustment, and stop if you get headaches or dizziness.
What comes in the box?: One pair of glasses, a glasses box and a cleaning cloth.
Are they good for driving?: They are designed for reading and screen use. The near and mid zones are not set up for distance viewing, so do not rely on them for driving.
Where is the Blue Lume Auto Focus Glasses cheapest?: At Walmart, for $21.99, as of our latest check.