Designed for clear, comfortable and close vision
Shop nowWhat Are Reading Glasses?
Reading glasses are specially designed eyeglasses that help you see objects clearly at close distances, typically within 12–18 inches.
Why Do You Need Reading Glasses?
Reading Books
Enjoy your favourite books with perfect clarity.
Using Phones
Scroll, type and read with ease.
Working on Screens
Reduce Digital eye strain and work comfortably
Close-Up Tasks
Perfect for every Close Vision Needs.
How Do Reading Glasses Work?
Reading glasses use convex (plus-powered) lenses that help focus light properly onto the retina, making nearby objects appear clear.
In simple terms:
- They magnify text and objects
- Reduce the effort your eyes need to focus
- Improve clarity for close-up tasks
Common Signs You May Need Reading Glasses
These symptoms may not be caused by blue light alone but are often associated with long screen time, poor lighting, and reduced blinking
Blurry reading vision
Text appears unclear or slightly out of focus, especially during close reading.
Holding text farther away
You need to move books or screens farther to see them clearly.
Eye strain
Extended close work can cause discomfort, fatigue, and tired eyes.
Difficulty with small text
Small fonts become harder to read and require extra effort to focus.
Types of Reading Glasses
Non-Prescription Reading Glasses
Prescription Reading Glasses
Choosing the right Power
The right power ensures clear vision and maximum comfort for your daily needs.
These are general guidelines. For accurate power, we recommend getting an eye test from a certified optometrist.
So... Why Rimloo?
Reduce eye strain, block harmful blue light, and enjoy clear, relaxed vision all day.
Instant Clarity
Reduces Eye Strain
Improves Visual Comfort
Improved Productivity
Tips for Using Reading Glasses Effectively
- Use them only for close-up tasks
- Remove them when looking at distant objects
- Maintain proper reading distance (14–16 inches)
- Ensure good lighting while reading
- Get regular eye checkups
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Frequently asked questions
We're happy to answer your questions
Yes, ready-made reading glasses are widely available, but prescription glasses offer better accuracy.
Reading glasses are designed for close-up tasks. Wearing them all day for distance vision is not recommended as they may cause discomfort.
Your reading glasses power can be determined through an eye exam. As a general guide, power increases with age, starting around +1.00 at age 40.
No, reading glasses do not weaken your eyes. They simply help your eyes focus on close objects, which becomes harder naturally with age.
No. Reading glasses are optimized for close distances (12-18 inches), while computer glasses are designed for intermediate distances (20-26 inches) and may include blue light filtering.
