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Reading glasses: what the strengths actually mean

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Ready-made readers are labelled by strength, from about +1.00 up to +3.00. The number is how much magnification the lens adds. Most people start around +1.25 in their forties and move up slowly from there. If print is clear at arm's length but blurry up close, a reader is probably all you need.

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If one eye is noticeably worse than the other, or you get headaches, see an optometrist instead. A single strength across both eyes will not fix that.

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3. Röshults Svenska Hantverk

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