ONOS Oak Harbor 105GA175 Green Mirror Polarized +1.75 Add Reading Sunglasses

Description

Most people read at about 12-14 inches away. The final printed chart should be 5 inches wide. Tip: If you do a lot of close up work and reading (12 inches or closer) you can opt for a higher power. For example, if you have problems seeing the +4.00 line but are 'kind of' comfortable with the +3.25 line choose +3.50 as your power. If you are in the +3.00 and up range, I reccommend choosing the next power lower than you think you might need. Without reading glasses on, hold the chart at a comfotable reading distance for you. Closer work=higher power. Once you have printed out the chart, just follow these instructions:If you are wearing readers, you need to take them off for the test. 12-14 inches away) 1. Light weight and comfortable. Then print out the eye chart. Note for READING OVER CONTACT LENS WEARERS - If you wear Distance Vision ONLY contact lenses and need reading glasses, you can use these charts, just make sure you are wearing your contactsINSTRUCTIONS: Reading Glasses Strength For Up-Close Vision (approx. Make sure you print it in its real, original size. Oak Harbor best fits the medium to large faceAvailable with Amber, Grey, Blue Mirror On Grey, or Green Mirror On Amber lenses . The final printed chart should be 5 inches wide. The ONOS Oak Harbor frame style features frame construction in a tortoise color with a slight wrap around style. CR-39 lens technology offering 100% UVA/UVB Polarized lens technology. Read the chart from bottom to top.

Key Features

• Most people read at about 12-14 inches away.
• Oak Harbor fits the medium to large faceAvailable with Amber, Grey, Blue Mirror On Grey, or Green Mirror On Amber lenses.
• The ONOS Oak Harbor frame style features frame construction in a tortoise color with a slight wrap around style.
• Tip: If you do a lot of close up work and reading (12 inches or closer) you can opt for a higher power.
• The final printed chart should be 5 inches wide.
• 12-14 inches away) 1.