Computer Reading Glasses

Southern Seas computer readers reduce digital eye-strain by blocking harmful radiation from computers, tablets and smartphones. Our computer reading glasses help to reduce eye fatigue and dryness, by means of a specially formulated anti blue ray (computer UV radiation) coating.

The Norfolk Computer Reading Glasses

£24.19

Swansea Rimless Computer Reading Glasses

£28.25

Brighton Computer Reading Glasses

£21.99

Bicester Computer Reading Glasses

£23.97

Bath Computer Reading Glasses

£21.99

One Pair of Southern Seas Dartmouth Computer Reading Glasses Readers

The Dartmouth Computer Reading Glasses

£21.99

Leeds Computer Reading Glasses

£28.67

One Pair of Southern Seas New York Computer Reading Glasses Readers

The New York Computer Reading Glasses

£24.61

Frome Computer Reading Glasses

£23.97

Lancaster Computer Reading Glasses

£25.47

Belfast Rimless Computer Reading Glasses

£28.89

Thornbury Computer Reading Glasses

£22.69

Southern Seas Edgeware Computer Reading Glasses

The Edgeware Computer Reading Glasses

£25.25

Derby Computer Reading Glasses

£21.99

Sussex Computer Reading Glasses

£24.61

Kent Computer Reading Glasses

£22.69

Preston Computer Reading Glasses

£24.61

Enfield Computer Reading Glasses

£23.97

Sandhurst Computer Reading Glasses

£22.69

Thurso Computer Readers

£26.11

Southern Seas Epsom Computer Reading Glasses

Epsom Computer Readers

£29.31

Southern Seas Coventry Computer Reading Glasses

Coventry Computer Readers

£24.83

Sheffield Computer Reading Glasses

£23.97

Worcester Computer Reading Glasses

£21.99

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Can you drive wearing reading glasses?

Tony Brooks

Can you drive wearing reading glasses? The short answer is no.

Reading glasses are designed to correct for presbyopia, which is a big word for when the eye cannot focus properly on near objects.

Reading glasses (readers) are designed to give clarity to objects at a maximum distance of around one metre, or 3 feet. This corresponds to roughly an arm’s length, or the (greatest) distance at which you would hold a book, a phone or a menu away from your face.

Driving involves focusing on objects at a distance greater than one metre, e.g road signs, other cars, etc, therefore reading glasses are not recommended for use when driving.

The UK Driver and Vehicle Licence Agency (DVLA), sets out its driving eyesight rules here: https://www.gov.uk/driving-eyesight-rules

Essentially, they say that you need to be able to read a number plate at 20m in order to pass the eyesight part of the test. Note though, that different (higher) standards of vision are required for UK lorry and bus drivers, in order to pass the driving eyesight test.

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If you want to know more, here’s is a summary of what the DVLA say about eyesight rules on their website:

“You must wear glasses or contact lenses every time you drive if you need them to meet the standards of vision for driving. You must tell DVLA if you’ve got any problem with your eyesight that affects both of your eyes, or the remaining eye if you only have one eye. This doesn’t include being short or long sighted or colour blind. You also don’t need to say if you’ve had surgery to correct short sightedness and can meet the eyesight standards.

At the start of your practical driving test you have to correctly read a number plate on a parked vehicle. If you can’t, you’ll fail your driving test and the test won’t continue. DVLA will be told and your licence will be revoked. When you reapply for your driving licence, DVLA will ask you to have an eyesight test with DVSA. This will be at a driving test centre. If you’re successful, you’ll still have to pass the DVSA standard eyesight test at your next practical driving test.”

Computer Reading Glasses

The Norfolk Computer Reading Glasses

Swansea Rimless Computer Reading Glasses

Brighton Computer Reading Glasses

Bicester Computer Reading Glasses

Bath Computer Reading Glasses

The Dartmouth Computer Reading Glasses

Leeds Computer Reading Glasses

The New York Computer Reading Glasses

Frome Computer Reading Glasses

Lancaster Computer Reading Glasses

Belfast Rimless Computer Reading Glasses

Thornbury Computer Reading Glasses

The Edgeware Computer Reading Glasses

Derby Computer Reading Glasses

Sussex Computer Reading Glasses

Kent Computer Reading Glasses

Preston Computer Reading Glasses

Enfield Computer Reading Glasses

Sandhurst Computer Reading Glasses

Thurso Computer Readers

Epsom Computer Readers

Coventry Computer Readers

Sheffield Computer Reading Glasses

Worcester Computer Reading Glasses

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