Considering that full lens readers will make your distance vision all wonky, we’d recommend avoiding wearing them while driving, especially if they’re a higher strength. If you’re looking for a sunglass lens to wear behind the wheel, try progressive reading sunglasses instead, which allow you to switch between up-close and distance vision. They’re far more suited to operating multi-ton vehicles. 

Wearing full lens reader sunglasses will indeed throw your distance vision way off-kilter. Because reading glasses help you focus on close-up objects, things that are further away will look blurry and your depth perception will be all out of sorts. If you’d prefer to avoid the on-again-off-again game entirely, or are in need of both up-close and far-out vision correction, kindly train your eyes on the paragraphs below to read up on progressive readers.

As the name implies, full lens readers host your reader strength throughout the entire lens. They’re best for those who only need close-up vision correction and only plan to use their new reader sunnies to, well, read. If you need both up-close and far-out vision correction, or enjoy a lot of outdoor adventuring that requires you to switch between near and distance fields of vision, allow us to direct your attention once more to our progressive readers. 

We can’t believe you have to ask. Our full lens reader sunglasses host your reader strength throughout the lens, ensuring your eyeballs are playing with a full deck despite your presbyopia. We offer reader strengths starting at 0.00, all the way up to +4.00. For multiple types of vision correction, our progressive reader lenses host your reader magnification on the bottom and your distance prescription up top. The different focus areas blend into each other, making the change – wait for it – progressive. 

Farbeit from us to dissuade you from wearing your sunglasses at night (or in the grocery store aisles, at PTA meetings, lounging in bed … you get it). As long as you keep in mind wearing full readers will compromise your distance vision and that wearing sunglasses indoors will make it harder to see, you do you. Although, if your office has particularly aggressive LED lights, full lens reader sunglasses may be something of a saving grace. You might even start a trend.

Full lens reading sunglasses offer you a top-notch trio of perks: sun protection, glare reduction, and of course, vision correction. They shield your peepers from harmful UV rays and reduce the glare from the sun. Another bonus: you won’t have to switch out your frames every time you need to text your significant other to get you another margarita. Cheers to that!

For the full 411 on flawlessly fitting full lens reading sunglasses, check out our Fit Guide. Looking for an abridged version? Factor in your face shape, head size, and personal tastes to find your perfect match. Most people with sharper features will look their best in rounder sunglass frames, while those with rounder face shapes should look for more angular frames. Our frame sizes run the full gamut of head from narrow to wide, so you’ll find a pair of full lens readers you love no matter your cranium’s acreage.

We’ve got the good stuff, hot stuff. Our reader sunglasses are lightweight, shatter-proof, and 100% UV-protected – sunscreen for your eyeballs, essentially. They also feature an anti-reflective coating, so you can stare into the sun without it glaring back. All the more reason to be incredibly full of yourself in full lens reader sunglasses. It’s only natural when you look this good.