Driving Reading Glasses Multifocal Photochromic UV Filter +1.0 to +4.0 | Sansoti

Reading Glasses That Keep Working for Distance While Driving

The frustrating thing about ordinary reading glasses in the car is that the road becomes blurry as soon as you put them on, while the dashboard becomes blurry as soon as you take them off. These glasses feature progressive multifocal lenses: you look into the distance through the upper part and read the display or a map through the lower part, with smooth transitions between them instead of a hard dividing line. The lenses are also photochromic — they darken in bright sunlight — and have a UV filter. Available in strengths from +1.0 to +4.0.

What You Notice on the Road

• Sharp at every distance: road, mirrors, and dashboard without constantly taking off your glasses.
• Photochromic lenses: darken in bright light and lighten in the shade or at the entrance to a tunnel.
• UV filter: protection against ultraviolet light during prolonged driving in the sun.
• Blue-light filter: also comfortable for illuminated displays and navigation.
• Scratch-resistant, anti-smudge coating: holds up in a jacket pocket or dashboard compartment.
• Strengths from +1.0 to +4.0: choose in half-diopter increments.

Take Some Getting Used to, Then You Won’t Think About Them Again

Progressive lenses generally require 1 to 3 days of adjustment: at first, you notice the transition between the zones, but afterward your eyes automatically find the right height. During the first few days, preferably wear the glasses in calm situations before using them in heavy traffic. In addition to driving, they are suitable for reading, screen work, and outdoor activities — one pair of glasses instead of carrying reading glasses and sunglasses side by side. Choose the strength you are used to wearing with your current reading glasses.