I live by my stash of backup reading glasses!  I almost alway have a weak,
After wearing glasses every single day from the age of 7 - I finally splurged on Lasix surgery in my late 30's.  ABSOLUTELY AMAZING CHANGES.  I can navigate most of my day without glasses.<br /><br />A few items I love required me to shop for reading glasses.  First, it was reading music.  Those lines are fine, and the notes can be pretty small.  Add in notes in Italian, French, German and I missed some of the important &#34;fine print&#34;.<br /><br />I also love to sew and quilt.  Threading beading needles was nearly impossible and my stitches became uneven and large.  I have super magnifiers for fine needle work, and lesser magnification for pinning and tacking areas together.<br /><br />I even keep one pair in my car for reading messages from the Bluetooth tools.  Some of the navigation system instructions aren't great, so I put on the old library lady readers that fit the end of your nose and require you to tilt your head back to put them in motion.
Rating: 5 stars