The level of magnification is determined by the diopter rating, which determines how strong the reading lenses need to be to view near text or items comfortably.
While most often used by those 50+ years old, many 20 and 30-somethings find them helpful since smartphones and other digital screens strain our eyes more than ever.
Non-prescription computer glasses come in different styles and sizes, like full-frame blue light glasses peepers or half-eye metal frames; they also range in strengths from +1 through +3 diopters at varying price points, making them both affordable and accessible options for anyone needing help with their distance vision up close.
Additionally, they're typically very lightweight, making them comfortable on your face while looking stylish too.
You can often try out a few pairs before settling on just one since plenty of stores provide samples right in the store, so you can make sure these are something you feel comfortable wearing throughout your day-to-day life.
Non-prescription readers are great solutions for forgetful wearers who don't want to lug around multiple pairs of expensive quality non prescription reading glasses along with contact prescription impact resistant multifocal lenses whenever transitioning between tasks requiring different levels of visual acuity, from distant scene viewing vs. working on small details and texts, allowing easy transition without having forgotten your actual prescriptions at home.