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Prescription sunglasses function the same way as regular Glasses; the only difference is that their lenses are customized specifically to correct the user’s vision problem. They should have 100% ultraviolet radiation protection, since regular exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet rays – even on cloudy days – can lead to even more eye problems. Some of the diseases that can result are photokeratitis, cataracts, and macular degeneration. Having minor vision problems like nearsightedness is bad enough; getting more serious diseases because of failing to wear proper corrective Reading Eyeglasses surely would be a disaster.

Eyeglass frame materials, too, have been revolutionized with the advent of new plastics and various types of metals. Frames generally are fabricated from plastic or metal, but can be made from any workable material. For Eyeglass Frames, you may require an extra tough plastic, such as polycarbonate. If you suffer from skin allergies you might need hypoallergenic materials such as titanium or stainless steel to avoid a skin condition known as contact dermatitis.

Some eyeglass frames have components that can be snapped into place, rather than attached by screws or other means. This type of feature can be handy if you choose to “mix and match” different colored temples with the same set of lenses.

Certain types of eyeglass frames now also are highly flexible, which reduces the possibility of breakage. Spring hinges are also flexible. These types of frames are ideal for kids’ eyeglasses, because of the durability factor.

Ordering Glasses is easier than to think.  Here are 7 easy steps that take you through the whole process:

Step 1
First you choose a frame you like. You can search by type, size, price etc. (Make sure the width is correct because that ensures that your frames fit comfortably.)

Step 2
Then you can pick a color, you like from the list provided. Click next and move on.

Step 3
Next you have the options of what type of lens you would like. Tips: for reading purposes’ a single vision or bifocal lens will do. These types of lenses are plain with a line. Progressive lenses let you see better and have a smooth transition. Once you make a selection it will move on.

Step 4
Now it will ask for your prescription and this is where you will need your Pupillary Distance. Fill out your prescription and ready to move on.

Step 5
Next you will be able to choose a lens package.  Basic Reading Eyeglassesare plastic. Most people wear Polycarbonate lenses which are lighter, thinner and more impact and scratch resistant.  The lighter and thinner the lens means less distortions which makes for clearer vision.

Step 6
Now you will be given the option to choose an Anti-Reflective coating. Anti-Reflective (AR) gives you clearer vision, reduces glare while driving, and helps relieve eye strain especially from extended computer use.

Step 7
Buy Now! Your new Reading Eyeglasses will be on their way.