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 and their increasing popularity. why bifocal reading glasses? to answer this question it is important to understand why we need reading glasses at all. most people - unless extremely fortunate will notice that around the age of approximately 40 - 50 years they find an increasing need to hold reading materials further away in order to focus on them. their distance vision, however often remains perfect. why does this occur ? it is important to understand that there is usually nothing at all wrong with the health of your eyes, but that you have developed the common condition called presbyopia. what is this, and can it be avoided ? there is no known way to avoid it, and it is inevitable to some degree in most men and women. presbyopia occurs within the proteins of the eyes lens. it makes the lens stiffen and lose some of it's elasticity and flexibility. put simply, the lenses in your eyes can no longer change shape and accommodate the demands put upon them in modern everyday life. symptoms include: decreased focusing ability for near objects, eyestrain and headaches. i have overcome the condition to some extent by purchasing reading glasses in my local pharmacy. there was a choice of powers and the +2.00 seemed to bring my close vision into perfect focus. they work well, but to be honest, are not very attractive and i need them so often that i wear them on a chain around my neck... i also have to remove them each time i look ahead as they distort my distance viewing. in a supermarket i take them on and off constantly. a. well i am pleased that you have at least solved the problem to some extent, but unfortunately the type of reading glasses of which you refer really are not the whole answer. they were very popular in the last two decades, but less so nowadays. is my only option expensive eye surgery? absolutely not. who would want slits cut in their eyes with a laser ? this would seem to anyone a terrifying ordeal - plus there have been horror stories of the near vision being corrected - only to distort the distance vision leading to further surgery. then what is the answer ? you will have seen the word bifocal at the top of the page, and many people have indeed found this to be the answer. how so? the reading glasses you purchased seemed like a good idea at the time, but with the disadvantage that your distance vision was distorted. this resulted in you taking them on and off with annoying regularity. with there is a small lower portion for your reading power - and the whole top portion is clear for distance viewing. this sounds like an exciting idea, but i have not seen this type in the pharmacy. i don't think my budget would allow me an opticians bill right now! it is true that these are not readily available in the stores but they can be purchased on the internet at various sites. any search engine should guide you to a supplier. fascinating! how are these made? a reading segment in a d shape is moulded onto the bottom of a clear lens and they are fitted into a frame. a simple, but remarkable invention! you no longer have to take them on and off as there will be no distortion. no more ugly chains, or wearing them perched on your head. you can choose between several powers for the lower segment - though this would usually be the same power as your old style readers. i am very fashion conscious. are the frames just ordinary and drab like the ones in the pharmacy? here is the really good news! the frames range from a traditional type to modern rectangular ones. these can be plain colours, but are often patterned or embossed with unusual designs or side logo's for added detail. others are tinted to be worn on sunny days. (celebs often wear lightly tinted ones - even indoors - to hide those first wrinkles!) gents can choose from a range of aviators - or modern rectangular styles. supposing you need to wear them for sporting activities? my partner and i are keen on fishing. many suppliers now sell clear or tinted especially for sports and for fishing , where they are polarised as well, and the frames are more robust. ( fishermen need to see to tie flies etc) for other activities there are bifocal safety glasses, some clear and others tinted. more and more styles are being developed. surely these glasses would not be affordable for most people? you had the really good news - now here is the really, really good news. these glasses are very affordable! they really are only a couple of pounds more than the outdated pharmacy type. all this has been so helpful ! i need to start surfing the net. would you be able to recommend a seller to me? there is a site on- line that i recently noticed and it was called www.eyespecialeyes.com i think its name is quite apt as they 'specialise' only in reading glasses with bifocal portions built in. what i really liked with this website was that the glasses are modelled by real people, which means one can get a feel for the size and overall look of each style. you see the glasses, then mouse over each pair to see a person wearing them. they also appear to offer extremely good value. they have an extensive selection i.e. ladies, gents, sports, fishing, safety etc. also, for someone seeking glasses for a special occasion there are some de- luxe styles and one in particular is embossed with diamontes - thus giving real 'celebrity style' appeal ! many thanks! i really appreciate your advice and have learnt a lot. i am going to 'eyespecialeyes' to take a look right now.

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