Target Reading Glasses

People who search a mass retailer plus readers want diopter strength, frame width, and a hinge that survives a bag, not that store's private-label assortment copied here.

• Match the diopter printed on the temple or listing to the magnification you already wear for books or phones.
• Compare lens width, bridge, and temple length so the pair sits level without pinching.
• Note blue-light coatings, spring hinges, and whether the pair is full-frame, half-eye, or folding.

Keep a spare pair in a hard sleeve once the numbers line up, and replace readers that scratch instead of forcing a wrong strength.