Do Your Wear Reading Glasses?

Turn Off The Light! I Want To Read In Bed!

Ok, well maybe you won’t be going that far.
But, If you own a pair lighted reading glasses you could be saying just that!
The latest trend in reading glasses these days are reading glasses with lights built into the sides.
With a flick of the switch positioned underneath each arm, your reading glasses turn into your dark defying new best friend.

Bright LED (Light emitting diodes) lights illuminates the area directly in front of you making it possible to read in bed or anywhere else for that matter with no other lights on!

These lighted reading glasses are so amazing they will even improve your relationship with your partner! Well in one aspect possibly, the rest is up to you and a qualified marriage counselor.
With your new lighted readers you can put an end to keeping your bed partner (male or female) awake and annoyed with the bedroom light on at night while you read your copy of Eat, Pray, Love before falling asleep dreaming of Europe and Javier Bardem. Now just turn the bedside light off and flick your Lighted Reading Glasses on while your partner drifts peacefully asleep not only in the physical dark but also in the dark about your fantasies of Javier Bardem. On second thought, maybe you should see that marriage counselor about this too.

There are so many uses for these lighted readers from camping to emergencies to reading menus in dimly lit restaurants. But really, if you want to use these just as your regular every day reading glasses you can do that too! They are the same size as regular stylish reading glasses but with just a flick of the switch you get the added bonus of light! The ones I tested only cost $21.95 which is not much more than regular drug store reading glasses.

The ones I tried from www.ReaderGlassesOnline.com come in strengths from 1.25 to 3.25. If you are a regular reading glass wearer you know your strength like most people know their golf score, their true one anyway.
If you are new to the world of reading glasses and think you may need them, which usually happens after age 42. I suggest going to a store that sells regular reading glasses and have these eye charts to test your vision and tell you what strength you need.

So, if you decide you want to read in the dark, improve your relationship (results may vary) and have reading glasses with the added bonus of light I suggest you check out some reading glasses with lights!