Photochromic Progressive Multifocal Transition Reading Sun Glasses:

The stylish black classic progressive photochromic glasses' advanced PC frames for men and women with an extra large clear vision, flexible and durable spring hinges, and TR90 temples that open 25° outward, making each pair of no line multifocal transition sunglasses a perfect fit for every face shape. Soft nose pads make the nose bridge relax. You can use multifocal sunglasses anywhere you want with ease.

UV400 anti-UV sun readers

Photochromic transition lenses

Durable, lightweight and fashionable design

Retro rectangular reading glasses, transitional photochromic and aspheric resin lenses

Unisex Tinted Lenses Reading Glasses for Men and Women

SPECIFICATION:

Name: Reading Glasses

Type: Photochromatic Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Transition Sunglasses

Gender: Unisex

Frame Material: Titanium memory

Lens Material: Resin

Function: Photochromism, Multifocus, Blue Light Blocking

Strength: +1.00/+1.50/+2.00/+2.50/+3.00/+3.50

PRODUCT SIZE:

Lens width: 52mm(2.05in)

Nose bridge width: 25mm(0.98in)

Arm length: 140mm(5.51in)

Lens height: 35mm(1.38in)

Frame Length: 140mm(5.51in)

APPLICABILITY:

Suitable for male and female photochromic reading glasses -Tinted lenses - great for outdoor reading.Classic rectangle design, look good on any face. In different weather ,the lens have change.

Package Included:

1 X Transition Photochromic Sun Reading Glasses

1 X Glasses Case

1 X Cleaning Cloth

Note: It will take some time to adapt after you wearing the multi-focus reading glasses.We suggest you at least try the glasses on for a week, then if there's anything need our assistance, please contact us.

Product Name	Reading Glasses
Units	1.0 count
Brand	MIRYEA
Age Range Description	Adult
Country of origin	China

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