Authors

Authors and reading glasses

Authors and reading glasses go hand in hand. They can be an essential tool for authors. Not only do they help with reading and writing, but a computer screen or book all day. Reading glasses are designed for people who suffer from presbyopia to make it easier to read the small text without your eyes having to work as hard. They come in different styles, materials, and magnification levels to suit a variety of needs. They also come in different colours so you can find the one that best suits your taste. Additionally, they are lightweight and comfortable to wear so reading can be an enjoyable experience rather than a chore. Reading glasses can help improve focus while reading, as well as make words appear clearer and sharper. With reading glasses, authors can stay comfortable while writing for longer periods, thereby increasing productivity. All in all, reading glasses are an invaluable tool for authors looking to improve their work. They help reduce eye strain and enhance comfort so authors can focus more easily on their work and be more productive in the process. When choosing the right pair of reading glasses for you, it’s important to consider your needs. Make sure to take into account your vision, style preferences, and budget. It’s also a good idea to try on different styles before making your final decision. But before you do all this visit your optician for a check-up on the health of your eyes. Your optician will be able to advise you on what reading glasses strength you need.

Recommended lenses.

Aspheric lenses for reading glasses are designed to provide the clearest, sharpest vision by correcting imperfections in the eye's natural lens. These lenses use advanced optical technology that corrects spherical aberrations and eliminates distortion caused by astigmatism and presbyopia. As a result, they provide a wider field of view than traditional reading glasses, making them ideal for those who have difficulty with reading tasks or who need to read in low light Aspheric lenses also reduce eye strain and fatigue associated with long periods of use. The lightweight design allows for comfortable wear and better visual performance. By utilizing Aspheric lenses, readers can now experience clearer vision with improved accuracy and enhanced comfort. Whether you are near sighted, farsighted or have astigmatism, Aspheric lenses provide an effective solution that allows for comfortable and improved vision. For authors who use computers blue light computer lenses will help considerably. They filter out 40% of the blue light emitted by the computer screen.

Strengths

Reading strengths are called dioptres. we sell reading glasses with strengths from +1-+3.5 in 0.5 dioptre steps. Your optician can advise you on what strength you need.

Frames

If you have recently started needing reading glasses, you may be overwhelmed with all the options available. While it can be tempting to pick up a pair of generic frames at your local supermarket, it is important to find frames that fit your face shape and lifestyle. Different shapes of frames can affect the way they look on you, as well as how comfortable they are to wear.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Frame:

One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a frame is your face shape. If you have an oval face, round frames can help balance out your features and create a softer look. For those with a square face, rectangular frames will help soften the angles of your face, while those with a round face should opt for cat eye frames to create a more dramatic look.

On our website you will find a full collection of frames to suit your face shape, your preferred colour and size of frame. So why not have a look now. We will put one of each type on this page for you to consider before going on to the full collection.

Good luck with the writing! 

Did you know that the cost of your reading glasses might be a tax deductible expense? 

Read the blog here and find out more: 

https://www.funkyreaders.co.uk/reading-glasses-tax-deductible-expense