You add the part of the prescription that called the Add to the part called the Sphere. If your prescription contains Cylinder or Axis those numbers stay the same. Example: Your prescription is Sphere -1.00 Cyl -0.25 Axis 090 Add +2.00. Your reading prescription would be Sphere +1.00 Cyl -0.25 Axis 090 with no add.
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No, you cannot change the bifocal prescription on glasses without changing the lens. The lens is what is prescribed by your eye doctor. The frame, however, can be changed.
the three types of precription are: Violative prescription Erroneous prescription Impossible prescription
It is not that easy. Some people believe that a simple set of numbers for a prescription can be plugged into a formula and somehow a new prescription will be generated. It is best to go to your local Optometrist and fully explain what kind of reading do you want to perform best. Ther will be a certain amount of positive (convex) lens power that will provide the needed amount of correction at the most comfortable distance for the size of document or book you read most. An approximate result that can give you an idea is to go to a Walgreens or similar type of Pharmacy and try different powers reading eyeglasses; but for best results a good Optometrist is best.
Reading seeing up close. Usually only a magnifier like a bifocal only
There is only one place to go to purchase safety goggles that are also bifocal. That place would be your local eye doctor. He can give you the prescription you need and have the goggles ordered for you.
Bifocal
Presbyopia cannot be cured, but individuals can compensate for it by wearing reading, bifocal, or trifocal eyeglasses.
Benjamin Franklin is credited with inventing bifocal spectacles in the 18th century. He created them by cutting two lenses in half and combining a lens for distant vision with a lens for close-up reading.
When a person reaches the age of 50 or 60 there is a chance he may need a prescription for bifocals. There are a number of retailer's offering bifocal sunglasses such as Bass Pro Shops, L.L. Bean, and any optical store that specializes in filling prescriptions.
Bifocal and trifocal lenses solved problem for people who have multiple vision troubles. They could have one pair of glasses for reading and distance. They did not have to carry around several sets of glasses. They even have bifocal and trifocal sunglasses now.
If you have trouble reading then yes non-prescription reading glasses would be beneficial to your eyes. You may also consider gettng your eyes examined by an eye doctor.