Reading a menu, leaflet or your favourite book should be a relaxing activity, but when the letters blur, it quickly leads to squinting and fatigue. This daily obstacle disrupts your focus and can cause a restless feeling during your favourite pastimes. The IBD Reading glasses universal rimless +3.00 are specially designed to immediately remove this discomfort. With these subtle and lightweight glasses, you bring details back into sharp focus, so you can enjoy every moment of rest without effort.

Key benefits

• Instant razor-sharp vision at a strength of +3.00, making even the smallest details readable and clear again effortlessly.
• Optimal wearing comfort due to the rimless and feather-light design that rests barely noticeably on your face and leaves no pressure points.
• Timeless and universal look that suits any style and is suitable for different family members who need reading support.

How it works

When the eyes have difficulty focusing on objects up close, reading glasses provide the necessary optical support. The IBD Reading glasses with a strength of +3.00 refract incoming light in the right way, so that it falls directly onto the retina without your eye muscles having to strain excessively. The rimless design also ensures an unobstructed field of view at the sides, which contributes to a natural and calm viewing experience during your daily routine.

Composition

Ingredients

This product contains no active ingredients or chemical compositions. It is a physical aid manufactured from common plastics and metals for glasses.

Use & Dosage

Put on the reading glasses when you want to read texts up close or perform detailed work. Remove the glasses carefully from your face with both hands to maintain the fit. Not suitable for use while driving or other activities that require distance vision.

Safety & Disclaimer

Ready-made reading glasses are intended solely as a temporary or incidental aid for reading and do not replace custom-made corrective lenses. Have your eyes checked regularly by a qualified ophthalmologist or optician to monitor the overall health of your eyes.