Clarkod Sapphire High Hardness Anti-blue Progressive Far And Near Dual-Use Glasses

Description

THESE MASTER-CRAFTSMEN WERETHE FIRST IN THE WORLDTO INCORPORATE THE HIGH-GRADE TITANIUM USED INAEROSPACE TECHNOLOGYINTO EYEWEAR.

HIGH-STRENGTH LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS: We’ve decided to produce our collection from thehigh-grade Japanese TR90 used in aerospace technologyas it has the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any metal. This also means our glasses only weigh17.05 grams. You can wear them for hours and forget you have them on.

These master-craftsmen were the first in the world to incorporate the high-grade Titanium used inaerospace technologyinto eyewear. Their process combines thetraditional artof frame-making with modern technology to produce exceptional quality reading glasses.

Intelligent zoom reading mirror: The progressive lens has no obvious dividing line between the focal points, smooth and no image jumping, no need to remove the glasses, moving the line of sight from top to bottom, you can see the far and near and the different visual areas of the lens. Things in different distances in the middle.

Suitable for a variety of occasions: Anti-blue light progressive multifocal glasses for indoor or outdoor, all-weather wear, for people with presbyopia problems, especiallywhen reading books, newspapers, watching TV, playing games, traveling, gathering, fishing, this is A thoughtful and practical helper

FoldFlat progressive reading glasses andTraditional reading glasses contrast:

This lens is great for general use as well as many outdoor activities: They can protect the eyes in very little light and sharp vision (inside or pre dawn) through to the sunniest of conditions.

Anti-wear, anti-drop, lens light, resin HD, optimized thickness design, light weight, ultra-thin, sturdy, scratch-resistant, waterproof and oil-proof, providing you with more reliable safety protection

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