CessBlu UV Protection,Anti Blue Rays,Half-rim Computer Reading Glasses (Gunmetal) +1.5
Product Description
CessBlu UV Protection,Anti Blue Rays,Half-rim Computer Reading Glasses (Gunmetal) +1.5
- PRODUCTS DIMENSION - Frame material is Metal, Lens width: 2 1/16" (53mm), Frame width: 5 7/16"(138mm), Lens height: 1 1/4" (31mm), Frame height: 1 5/16" (33mm), Bridge (DBL): 11/16"(17mm), Temple length: 5 1/2"(140mm),with Spring hinge.[Kindly Notice] In the first picture, the color of the temple is visually affected by the lenses. The real color is shown in the SECOND PICTURE.
- 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.
- 100% UV PROTECTION - CessBlu Computer Reading Glasses offer 100% UV Protection to protect yours eyes from harmful UV Rays, reduce the discomfort caused by extended exposure to UV Rays.
- GET RID OF EYESTRAIN - Reduce visual fatigue, dry eyes, headaches and migraines as well as protecting your eyes from long term damage.
- KINDLY NOTICE - If you cannot make sure which magnification strength to choose, please use the EYE TEXT CHART we provide on the left. Please specify magnification strength before your pay. Thanks!
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