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LightSpecs
are reading glasses that provide the perfect combination of magnification AND illumination! These illuminated reading glasses are perfect for presbyopes who require readers when performing near tasks in dark or dimly lit environments.
LightSpecs are available in two different unisex frame colors - black and tortoise - and in six different magnification strengths: +1.50D, +2.00D, +2.50D, +3.00D, +3.50D and +4.00D. Each pair features 2
LEDs (one on each temple) which never need replacement, and each one is individually activated with a simple flick of a switch. The LEDs are powered by two flat, button-sized batteries that last 50 hours. Each pair of
LightSpecs also comes with a protective hard case that contains 4 FREE replacement batteries inside.LightSpecs
are ideal for reading in dimly lit areas or for reading books, magazines, journals or other materials while away or at home. Because LightSpecs
are worn on the head, the LED lights are so focused on the object being viewed, users don't have to worry about disturbing others in the room.
Important Disclaimers for residents of Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York and Rhode Island!!
Massachusetts - These magnifiers are not intended to be a substitute for
corrective lenses. Only a professional eye examination can determine your eye health status and vision needs.
Minnesota - If you have experienced a vision loss, the selection of these glasses should not take
the place of an eye exam. Minnesota prohibits the sale of OTC reading glasses in powers exceeding 3.25 diopters, as well as the sale of OTC bifocals, without a prescription.
New York - Attention: ready-to-wear
non-prescription glasses are not intended to replace prescribed corrective lenses or examinations by an eye care professional. Continuous eye check-ups are necessary to determine your eye health status and vision needs.
New York State prohibits the sale of OTC reading glasses in powers exceeding 2.75 diopters, as well as the sale of OTC bifocals, without a prescription.
Rhode Island - These magnifiers are not intended to be a
substitute for corrective lenses. Only a professional eye examination can determine your eye health status and vision needs. Rhode Island prohibits the sale of OTC reading glasses in powers exceeding 2.5 diopters, as
well as the sale of OTC bifocals, without a prescription. |
