Bifocal Safety Glasses

Bifocal Safety Glasses, also known as Safety Readers or "Cheaters," feature safety lenses with magnifiers (bifocals) molded directly into the lens, rather than the full lens magnification provided by standard prescription safety glasses. Ideal for anyone with a need for impact eye protection and reading glasses, Safety Readers give you the protection you need, without the hassle, and danger, of having to change out your glasses mid-project.

All of our prescription bifocal safety glasses frames listed below are available in multiple diopters (strengths), ranging from +1.00 to +3.00, depending on the frame model. They feature polycarbonate lenses, are ANSI Z87.1-2015 certified, provide 99.9% UVA-UVB protection, and several models are available with tinted lenses and anti-scratch coating.

Until now you have only been able to get traditional style reading safety glasses or stick-on lenses. These bifocal safety glasses a dual curvature mono-lens and integrated side shields. According to the 2000 U.S.Census, there are just over 70 million Americans between 40 and 65 years of age. All of these individuals will require reading glasses, and a large proportion of them will need reading glasses in combination with protective safety glasses. We have 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5 and 3.0 bifocal safety glasses.

• Temples have angle adjustment for a perfect fit.
• Industrial buyers report cost savings exceeding $100.00 per user
• Patents have been applied to this new concept.
• Tested to ANSI Z87.1-2003, CE-EN-166, AS/NZS 1337:1992

When you reach the point of not being able to read up close without stretching your arms to the limit, you may need to consider single-vision reading glasses. Full reading glasses are suitable for people who spend a great deal of time concentrating on material close-up. If you try to look up and across the room through the reading lenses, everything appears blurry. Luckily, we have a line of bifocal glasses in several powers; from 1.0 bifocal safety glasses to 3.0 lenses, we have you covered.

ATENTION: Ready-to-wear non-prescription safety glasses with bifocal lenses are not intended to replace prescribed corrective lenses or examinations by an eye care professional. Regular eye check-ups by a qualified professional are necessary to determine your eye health status and vision needs.