Reading glasses are essential for many people, but how do you know when it's time to upgrade them?
Here are some characteristic signs:
Increased eye strain : If you experience more eye strain than usual, even with your glasses, this may indicate that your lenses are no longer suitable for your needs.
Frequent Headaches : Persistent headaches, especially after reading or working on screens, may be a sign that your reading glasses or computer glasses need to be replaced.
Difficulty reading up close : If you have trouble reading up close, even with your reading glasses, it's likely that your vision has changed and you need new correction.
Blurry vision : Blurry or cloudy vision, despite wearing your glasses, may indicate that your lenses are no longer suitable.
Changes in your prescription : If your ophthalmologist has changed your prescription, it's time to change your glasses to get optimal correction.
Lens wear : Scratches, scuffs, impacts or stains cloud the surface of your lenses and can impair your vision and require replacement of your glasses.
Increased reading distance : You hold your books and phone differently, you enlarge your messages, you move them further and further away from your eyes to be able to read. There's no doubt about it, your prescription is no longer suitable, it's time to change your reading glasses .
Presbyopia, a natural phenomenon
Presbyopia is an age-related vision disorder that affects the ability to see up close. It typically affects people over the age of 40. Over time, presbyopia can progress, requiring a change in glasses to maintain clear and comfortable vision.
If you experience any of these symptoms, do not hesitate to consult your optician . They will be able to assess your vision and advise you on the best solution for your visual needs.