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More information about In Style Eyes Rescue Me retro Full Reader Sunglasses - Full-Rimmed, Rectangle Frame Cheater Glasses - Non-Polarized Lenses - Black - 3.5x

In Style Eyes' Rescue Me timeless Full Reader Sunglasses provide all day protection from the bright sun while helping you to see up close at the same time. They're a terrific choice for any outdoor situation where you need to read, like plant shopping or reading cage signs at the zoo with family.
These non-polarized reading sunglasses are designed for long-term wear. The frames are made from finest acetate. This means they are lightweight and tough. They're perfect for spending a day at the beach reading your favorite novel, or pouring over a menu at an outdoor cafe.
Support your eyes - Stop straining and give your eyes the support they need. Comes with a case and a cleaning cloth, these non-polarized reading glasses for men and women have a medium-rated tint that offers a maximum of UV 400 protection.
One size fits highly - In Style Eyes non-bifocal readers for women and men are one size fits most and feature powerful magnification strengths ranging from 1.0x to 4.0x, with quarter diopter increases in between.
Be In Style with In Style Eyes - Recover your love for reading while being in style. In Style Eyes takes pride in designing high-quality and latest solutions to common eyesight needs. Reading glasses and sunglasses aren't just for the little old lady set. All frames are designed to keep you looking au courant no matter what your age. If you have macular degeneration or cataracts, a visit to your ophthalmologist can help you determine which magnification is best for you.