BrightGlide Titanium Progressive Reading Glasses, Blue Light Coating
Λεπτομέρειες
At 17.05 grams, BrightGlide barely registers on your face — a Japanese titanium frame, the same material used in aircraft parts, shaped into something light enough to forget you're wearing by the second hour of a reading session. One pair, one seamless lens, no swapping glasses between the page in front of you and the screen across the room.
What makes it work
- Japanese titanium frame — aviation-grade material at just 17.05 grams, so it stays comfortable through long stretches of wear.
- Progressive lenses — a smooth transition between near, mid-range, and distance viewing in a single lens, no lines or lens-switching required.
- Scratch-resistant, blue-light-filtering coating — a water- and oil-repellent lens surface that also cuts glare from screens.
Where it fits into your day
Because the lens covers near, mid, and far distances in one sweep, BrightGlide moves with you — from reading, to a laptop screen, to the TV across the room — without you having to take the glasses on and off.
Available colors
| Frame Color |
|---|
| Orange |
| Black |
| Red |
Specifications
| Frame material | Japanese titanium |
| Weight | 17.05 g (0.6 oz) |
| Lens type | Progressive — near, intermediate, and distance in one lens |
| Lens coating | Scratch-resistant, water- and oil-repellent, blue light filtering |
| Frame colors | Orange, Black, Red |
Frequently asked questions
What are progressive lenses good for?
They blend near, mid-range, and distance vision into a single lens, so you don't need to switch glasses between reading, screens, and everything farther away.
Do they block blue light?
Yes — the lens coating filters blue light on top of being scratch-resistant and water- and oil-repellent.
How light are they really?
17.05 grams — about the weight of a few paperclips — thanks to the titanium frame.
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