BRONZE Vintage Photochromic Ultralight Titanium Frame Myopia Glasses With Anti Blue Light For Men & Women (-2.50)

See the world more clearly with our Myopic Glasses, designed to correct shortsightedness and enhance your daily vision. Whether you're driving, working, or watching TV, these glasses bring distant objects into sharp focus — all while offering comfort, style, and durability you can count on.

The lenses turns grey-black  when you stay in the sun, protecting your eyes from up to 400 UV rays in the sun. This Photochromic myopia lenses is the best

Clear Distance Vision: Ideal for people with myopia (shortsightedness).

Precision Lenses: Reduce eye strain and improve clarity.

Comfortable Fit: Lightweight frames built for all-day wear.

Stylish Design: Modern look that suits any face shape.

Durable & Reliable: Made with quality materials for everyday use.

Multiple Prescription Options: Choose the lens strength that suits your needs.

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE: These are prescription reading glasses for myopia correction. You MUST know your reading power (-0.00 to -3.00 diopters) before ordering. If unsure of your prescription strength, please visit any optician for a quick, usually free eye test.

IMORTANT EDUCATIONAL NOTICE 

Anti-Blue Ray Lenses: Two Ways to Protect Your Eyes

When you choose lenses with anti-blue ray properties, the protection is built in one of two main ways. Just because a lens doesn't have a special surface reflection, it doesn't mean it isn't protecting you!

1. The "Reflective Shield" (A Surface Coating)

Think of it like a mirror for blue light. This is a special coating applied to the front and back of a clear lens.

How to spot it: When you look at the lens, you will often see a distinct blue or purple reflection or glare. This is the coating actively bouncing the blue light away from your eyes.

2. The "Absorbing Material" (Built-in Protection)

Think of it like a sponge in the lens. The anti-blue light substance is mixed right into the lens material itself.

How to spot it: The lens will usually have a very slight, uniform yellow or amber tint. It is protecting your eyes without relying on the surface coating to do all the work.

Key takeaway: Both types work! A lens can look perfectly clear (except for the blue reflection) or it can have a subtle yellow tint. If you don't see the blue reflection, it usually means the protection is inside the lens material.