Eyekepper Key Hole Style Spring-Hinged Round Bifocal Sunglasses Sunshine Readers Black-Red +2.0
Brand: Eyekepper
Color: Black-red
DISCOVER THE EYEKEPPER DIFFERENCE
Provide the quality and ex-factory price bifocal Sunshine Readers and customer service
The frame for the most comfortable fit available today in addition to unparalleled durability
Great fashion spring hinge round design bifocal sunglasses Sunshine Readers
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Aspheric scratch resistent coated lenses
Top quality plastic frame and have spring-loaded hinges
Polycarbonate Lenses and Optically Correct
Bifocal part is flat outside of the lens,not same the normal bifocal.
Whether you are looking for bifocal sunglasses for the sunshine or outdoor. Eyekepper bifocal sunglasses will give you the premium protection you are looking for
1*hard zip EVA case
1*cleaning soft cloth
CARE
To avoid damage, never clean your bifocal sunglasses with paper towels or clothing or alcohol, and also avoid using household detergents or soaps. While a few mild soaps don't harm lenses, today's extra strength soaps are powerful enough to slowly disintegrate lens coatings.
PRODUCTS DIMENSION-Frame material: Plastic,Lens width: 1 7/8" (48mm),Frame width: 5 5/16"(135mm),Lens height: 1 11/16" (43mm),Frame height: 1 7/8" (48mm),Bridge (DBL): 9/16"(15mm),Temple length: 5 1/2" (140mm),Spring hinge: Yes,Lenses: Aspheric,Head size: Medium
EYEKEPPER KEY HOLE STYLE BIFOCAL SUN READERS
EYEKEPPER SPRING HINGE ROUND BIFOCAL SUN READERS-Included a microfiber cloth and case.UV 400 Protection Scratch Resistent Coated Lenses,Polycarbonate LensesSpring-hinged temples, help glasses fit your face.Bifocal part is flat outside of the lens,not same the normal bifocal.
QUALITY PLASTIC FRAME - Registered Reading Glasses and Eyewear
In case any broken problem happens, contact the seller of Eyekepper without hesitation to solve the problem until satisfaction. Eyekepper provides lifetime after sale service for all Eyekepper reading glasses. Customers can return and get refunded for any reason. You have no risk to try