Reading Glasses Designed for Real Life
We believe reading glasses should feel effortless to wear. That's why Remaldi collections are designed to balance fashion with function - combining flattering frame shapes, lightweight comfort and wearable colours that work for everyday life.
From timeless black and tortoise reading glasses to softer neutrals, transparent finishes and trend-led seasonal colours, our collections are carefully edited to feel modern without becoming overpowering or difficult to wear.
Many customers choose multiple pairs of reading glasses for different parts of the day - keeping a pair by the bed, in the kitchen, at work or in a bag so clear vision is always close to hand.
How to Choose Reading Glasses Strength
Choosing the right reading glasses strength can help reduce eye strain and make close-up tasks much more comfortable. Most people begin using reading glasses in their 40s, often starting with lower strengths such as +1.25 or +1.50 before gradually increasing magnification over time.
Lower strengths are generally suitable for occasional reading or larger text, while stronger magnifications such as +2.50 or +3.00 provide more support for smaller print and detailed close-up work.
If you already wear prescription glasses or are unsure which reading glasses strength is suitable for you, regular eye tests are always recommended.
You can also print off our handy cut-out reading chart or complete our online test to see what strength reading glasses we recommend.
Men's and Women's Reading Glasses
While many customers now shop by frame shape, fit or colour rather than gender, Remaldi offers reading glasses designed to suit a wide range of styles and preferences.
Men's reading glasses often feature popular rectangle or square frames in black, navy, tortoise and neutral tones. In contrast, women's reading glasses may include softer silhouettes, fashion-inspired colours and more contemporary styling details.
Many Remaldi styles are designed as unisex reading glasses, offering versatile shapes that suit different face shapes and everyday looks.
When to Use Reading Glasses
Reading glasses are designed to help improve close-up vision during tasks such as reading books, checking menus, using phones, crafting, sewing or working at a screen.
Many people first notice they need reading glasses when smaller print becomes harder to focus on, or they begin holding text further away. Using the correct reading glasses strength can help improve focus and reduce eye strain during close-up tasks.
Types of Reading Glasses
Different types of reading glasses are designed to suit different lifestyles and everyday needs.
Full-frame reading glasses are ideal for dedicated reading and close-up tasks, while slim reading glasses are compact and convenient for travel or carrying in a pocket or handbag.
Blue light reading glasses are popular for screen use and office environments, while sun reading glasses combine magnification with UV400 protection for reading outdoors in bright sunlight.
Choosing the Right Reading Glasses Frame
The right frame shape can help balance facial features while complementing your personal style. Rectangle reading glasses offer a timeless everyday look, while round and oval frames can soften stronger facial features. Square reading glasses remain one of the most popular choices thanks to their versatile, modern appearance.
At Remaldi, we carefully follow eyewear and fashion trends to create reading glasses that feel current, wearable and comfortable for everyday use.
What strength reading glasses do I need?
Many people begin with strengths such as +1.25 or +1.50 before gradually increasing magnification over time. The correct strength depends on your close-up vision and comfort.
You can print off our handy cut-out reading chart or complete our online test to see what strength reading glasses we recommend.
Can I wear reading glasses all day?
Reading glasses are designed for close-up tasks rather than distance vision, although many people wear them comfortably for extended periods while reading or using screens.
Are non-prescription reading glasses safe?
Yes, non-prescription reading glasses are widely used for everyday magnification. However, regular eye tests are still important to check overall eye health.
All Remaldi reading glasses conform to the latest British Standard BS: EN14139:2010. Remaldi sun reading glasses also provide full UV400 protection.
At what age do people usually need reading glasses?
Most people begin using reading glasses in their 40s as part of the natural ageing process of the eyes.
What strengths are available?
Remaldi reading glasses are typically available in strengths from +1.25 to +3.50.
