Read in Bright Sun Without Squinting — Polarized Sunglasses With Built-In Magnifying Readers Keep You From Looking Like a Fool!

I've done it myself. Sat on the dock in bright sunlight reading the Sunday paper, with both my reading glasses and my sunglasses on — hoping that nobody would see me. Then I discovered Beachreaders magnifying sunglasses, and knew I'd found a hit for the catalog.

For starters, they're truly fine sunglasses, with lightweight, comfortable Memory-Flex frames surrounding optical-grade CR39 lenses more scratch-resistant than glass. Polarized to eliminate annoying glare — important when you're trying to read at the beach, on a boat, or around the pool. And specially coated to give you 100% UVA/UVB protection. But that's not all. Powerful magnifying elements are molded right into each lens — but 8mm below straight-ahead eye level.

So under normal distance use, you're not distracted. But merely glance down to read (or dial your cell phone!), and fuzzy details spring into sharp focus — just like with your prescription reading glasses! Memory-Flex magnifying sunglasses available in 5 magnifying powers to fit your eyes: choose 1.50x; 1.75x; 2.00x; 2.25x; or 2.50x. Select tortoise w/amber lens or black w/grey lens. Titanium model available in brown w/amber lens or black w/grey lens; select 1.50x, 2.00x, or 2.50x magnifying power. (Replaces ES377.)