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[Full-vision reading glasses with precise focus] While the popular magnifying glasses are called "glasses," they're not glasses. They're actually magnifying glasses, just like a magnifying glass. They simply magnify and give the illusion of better vision. They lack the focusing function essential to glasses. Because they're classified as magnifying glasses, they're not registered as "general medical devices" for vision correction. Does your magnifying glasses have a general medical device notification number? We recommend checking. "Full-vision reading glasses" are approved as general medical device eyeglass lenses for vision correction. They're corrective glasses that focus and support clear vision, so use them with confidence. General Medical Device Notification Number: 12B1X10025512202 [Double Blue Light Cut Lenses: Block Blue Light with a Double Coating and Base Material] Standard blue light cut glasses block blue light with a coating on only one side of the lens. These full-view reading glasses feature blue light-blocking coatings on both the front and back of the lenses, as well as blue light-blocking properties built into the lens material itself, providing double protection against harmful blue light. They cut approximately 47% of blue light emitted from LED light sources such as computers, smartphones, and LED lighting fixtures. Because they don't cut blue light excessively, they maintain a natural appearance for text and screen images. They're also effective when reading indoors under LED ceiling lights.

[Aspheric Lenses = Genuine Eyeglass Lenses] These aspheric lenses effectively correct distortion, particularly at the edges of the lenses (periphery), for a clear, distortion-free view across the entire lens. Another notable feature is their thin and lightweight design. The lenses in these full-view reading glasses are made of highly transparent aspheric lenses, approximately 50% clearer than the acrylic and polycarbonate lenses typically used in reading glasses, allowing for clearer reading. (Not all magnifying glasses have aspherical lenses. This is due to their construction, which makes them impossible. This results in distortion in the peripheral field of view. Please be careful when using magnifying glasses.) [Are your reading glasses multi-coated and UV-resistant?] Magnifying glasses do not have multi-coating. Lenses without multi-coating cause light to scatter inside the lens, causing unnecessary eye irritation and increasing fatigue. Full-view reading glasses are multi-coated, reducing scatter by 90% compared to uncoated lenses, allowing you to use them with peace of mind. [UV Protection] You may be wondering whether UV protection is necessary for reading glasses. However, UV rays are not only emitted from sunlight, but also from indoor fluorescent lighting. For this reason, UV protection is essential for reading glasses to protect your eyes. It has been reported that fluorescent lights still account for 63% of all lighting. However, almost all reading glasses and magnifying glasses do not have UV protection. Therefore, please use full-view reading glasses with peace of mind. [Super Water-Repellent Coating] The super water-repellent coating is a smooth coating on the lens surface. Its excellent feature is that it repels water, and even if fingerprints or oil get on it, you can simply wipe it lightly with a lens cloth to remove the dirt. The clear field of view maintains comfortable vision. Only "Full View Reading Glasses" have an ultra-water-repellent coating.