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These are rectangular plastic reading glasses with +3.00 magnification and a blue light filtering coating. The lenses also carry anti-glare, anti-scratch and UV-blocking treatments, and the frame has spring hinges for a more forgiving fit on medium to wider heads. They suit people who read or work on screens for long stretches and want one pair that does both. Against plain reading glasses, the blue light coating is the main extra; against dedicated computer glasses, the magnification is fixed and the blue light block is modest at about 30%.
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Lowest price we've seen: $19.95 on Nov 10 at spare-specs.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Buyers rate these highly and mostly mention comfort during long screen sessions and the spring-hinge fit. Complaints are few and center on lens care and the modest blue light block.
• PROTECT YOUR EYES - Anti glare lens coating prevents insomnia and macular degeneration. Low blue light glasses provide computer eye strain relief & alleviate dry eyes & relief headache when using your T.V., smartphone, tablet or PC gamer equipment.
• BLOCKING OVER 30% BLUE LIGHT - Blue light blocking technology naturally blocks out the recommended 30% of blue light rays: do not settle. Protect your eyes with the best blue light blocking glasses money can buy.
• HIGH TECHNOLOGY - Anti-scratch, anti-reflective, anti-screen flicker, anti-glare, anti-fog coated; Electromagnetic ray, UVA & UVB blocking & fingerprint resistant.
• FDA REGISTERED - Fully registered with the Food and Drug administration to import Class I medical devices.
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FEATURES
Frame Material: Plastic
Lens width: 2 1/16"(53mm)
Frame width: 5 1/2"(140mm)
Lens height: 1 3/16"(30mm)
Frame height: 1 5/16"(34mm)
Bridge (DBL): 1/2"(13mm)
Temple length: 5 1/2"(140mm)
Spring hinges: Yes
Lenses: Acrylic
Head size: Medium to wider
CARE
To avoid damage, never clean your eyeglasses with paper towels or clothing or alcohol, and also avoid using household detergents or soaps. While a few mild soaps don't harm lenses, today's extra strength soaps are powerful enough to slowly disintegrate lens coatings.




