Men's half moon reading glasses, also called half lens readers. The lens sits in the lower half of the frame: read through it, then look over the top to see clearly in the distance.
Why choose half moons?
They are made for people who glance down and up all day: at a desk, behind a counter, reading the paper with the television on. You never need to take them off to see across the room.
Half moon or bifocal?
- Half moon: a smaller, lighter frame with nothing in the top half.
- Bifocal: a full frame with plain glass on top and magnification below.
Strength and delivery
Available from +0.50 to +4.00. Order the strength you normally wear, or check with our free printable eye chart. Free delivery in Ireland on orders over €40.
Frequently asked questions
What are half lens reading glasses?
Half lens or half moon reading glasses have a lens only in the lower part of the frame. You read through it and look over the top for distance.
Who are half moon glasses best for?
People who look down to read and up to see the room many times a day: at a desk, behind a counter or reading with the television on.
Which strength should I order?
The same strength as your everyday reading glasses, from +0.50 to +4.00. If you are unsure, use our free eye chart.
Half moon or bifocal reading glasses?
Half moon frames are smaller and lighter, with nothing in the top half. Bifocal reading glasses have a full frame with plain glass on top.
