THE REGULATION OF SUNGLASSES & READING GLASSES
Several federal and some state regulatory agencies have jurisdiction over the regulation of non-prescription sunglasses and reading glasses including: the
Tips for Successfully Dispensing Reading Glasses
Promoting the reading glass distribution: It is highly recommended that you utilize the “Free Reading Glasses Day” approach. By posting a notice a week or two
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self-prescribed reading glasses Prefabricated reading glasses or readers
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May 6 2022 Code of Regulations (CCR)
2.1.4 Reading Glasses
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) shall provide and distribute approved reading glasses through the inmate canteen services
THE REGULATION OF SUNGLASSES & READING GLASSES
Two such medical devices are non-prescription sunglasses and reading glasses. Both devices are regulated as Class 1 medical devices. The FDA has exempted most
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Readers.com. What power reading glasses do I need? Print out our easy-to-use guide to find out. Once printed the line below should measure 1" in length.
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Reading Glasses Strength Chart - Warby Parker
1 Print this Reading Glasses Strength Chart at actual size 5 Step 5: Contact an optometrist to con?rm the correct reading glasses strength for you 2 Hang this chart on a wall or hold it about fourteen inches from your face
FIND YOUR STRENGTH - Foster Grant
read clearly will recommend a reading strength for you If this line is clear select reading glasses with a strength of +1 00 If this line is clear select reading glasses with a strength of +1 25 If this line is clear select reading glasses with a strength of + 1 50 If this line is clear select reading glasses with a strength of +1 75
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Reading Glasses Strength TestReading Glasses Strength Test To determine the proper strength for your reading glasses follow the steps below 2 Hold the page approximately 12-14 inches away from your face Start reading the chart below from top to bottom If you can’t read the top line move
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2 If patient has glasses make sure they are wearing the proper glasses for distance vision 3 Give patient occluder and have them cover the eye not being tested 4 Have patient read the smallest line they can see on the chart 5 If patient reads all 5 letters correctly and there are more lines below then ask them to try the next line 6
How do I determine the proper strength for my reading glasses?
- To determine the proper strength for your reading glasses, follow the steps below. 2 Hold the page approximately 12-14 inches away from your face. Start reading the chart below from top to bottom. If you can’t read the top line, move 3 to the next line down. 4Keep repeating this process until you can clearlyread a full line.
What are reading eyeglasses?
- Reading eyeglasses are designed for people who need closeup vision correction. Many people have trouble focusing on nearby objects as they get older, making it difficult to focus on very small text. Glasses with reading lenses stylishly solve this issue.
How do I select reading glasses if a line is clear?
- If this line is clear, select reading glasses with a strength of +2.75 If this line is clear, select reading glasses with a strength of +3.00 If this line is clear, select reading glasses with a strength of +3.25
Do reading glasses need to be checked?
- 'Even if you buy your reading glasses from off the shelf, you still need to get your eyes checked regularly,' advises GP Dr Thomas Stuttaford, a specs wearer since his twenties. 'An optician can assess your vision and if they think you need glasses measure the strength of lenses you need.
Tips for Successfully Dispensing Reading Glasses
Here are some ideas that our partners have found helpful in dispensing reading glasses. Adding glasses to your mission or program is really quite simple if you follow these suggestions. 11. PLANNING
PLANNING
•Promoting the reading glass distribution:It is highly recommended that you utilize the "Free Reading Glasses Day" approach. By posting a notice a
week or two in advance of your arrival, you can attract a large crowd.You can service up to 200-300 people in a day. This by far the most productive use of your time as opposed to
servicing individuals who you see needing glasses one at a time.Ensure that the event notice clearly states it's for near vision correction, not distance vision correction.
-You may attract a lot of children, who generally don't need reading glasses. But that may be inevitable - and some may be helped with readers.
-Because a "free reading glasses day" attracts so many people, it's a great outreach tool to reach people for other parts of your mission or program.
•Timing of the event:Consider the best time for the most impact. In many of the communities you may serve, often the men are
working during the day and will not be able to attend the clinic. Try to stay into the early evenings if possible or
the weekend if that is the case.Certainly, if you are offering sunglasses, you should find a way to get them to people working outside.
3PLANNING
•Number of volunteers:Ideally, a local volunteer or volunteers should help manage the flow of people waiting to get glasses. These
volunteers can also answer any questions and screen people to ensure that they need reading glasses (see
Triage section below).
Depending on the number of people at the clinic, utilize one person to test the power and another to dispense
the glasses. You may need several of these teams to service the crowd if it's over 50 people. At least minimal
foreign language skills at the power testing table are required.If you have sunglasses, another person at a sunglass table would be helpful. Very little training is required for
this. •Triage:Have someone walk the line pre-testing the people so that those who can't be helped with reading glasses
don't spend their time waiting in line.The screeners should have something with print to use to test people's near vision (e.g., magazine, Bible, etc.).
The printed material should be held at a normal reading distance.If the person can read or see the print clearly without glasses, congratulate them on their great eyesight and
send them on their way.If the person moves the printed material away to see it clearly, this indicates that they need reading glasses.
Direct them to the line to get reading glasses.
42. DISPENSING AREA SET-UP
DISPENSING AREA SET-UP
See our Dispensing Tips video for advice on setting up the dispensing table.You will need two tables: One testing table ("picnic" size or smaller) with one pair of glasses of each power for
checking what power people need. And, a dispensing table ("picnic" size) for holding the glasses to be dispensed.
•Testing table:On the power testing table have one pair of each power of reading glasses along with printed materials
(e.g., a reading card, eye charts or newspapers) available to use to test people's near vision. Also, a needle
and thread may be helpful for some people. •Dispensing table:Make sure all bags of readers are clearly labeled by power and ideally have tags removed - except power
stickers on the lenses.Arrange the readers (still in their bags) by power in a row (lower powers to your left), behind or under the
dispensing table.On the dispensing table, arrange a few styles of each power in a column. Arrange the columns on the table
from left to right - mirroring your stock as described in the previous point.Label the powers on the table using a large piece of tape - this will help you be organized during the
sometimes hectic dispensing day. 63. DISPENSING
THE GLASSES
DISPENSING THE GLASSES
Dispensing steps:
•Power testing:1.Have the person stand (or sit) across from the dispenser at the power testing table.
2.Tell them that you are first going to find the right power, then they can pick the right frame style.
3.Ask their age.
If they are under the age 50, start with a +2.00.
If they are over the age 50, start with a +2.50.
4.Put the glasses on the person and see if they are comfortable with reading or viewing the printed material at normal distance (usually about 16 inches).
If the person states that the printed material is clearer as they move it closer to their face - the glasses
are TOO STRONG. If they state that the material is clearer further away from them - the glasses are TOO WEAK. Either increase or reduce the power of the test pair until the person is satisfied with the power.5.Write the number of power selected on a piece of paper so that the person can get his/her glasses at the
dispensing table. Another way to do this is for you to take the person to the dispensing table and have
another volunteer start power testing the next person in line. 8DISPENSING THE GLASSES
•Selecting the glasses:1.Once the person is at the dispensing table, ask her/him to pick the style they like from the appropriate power column of readers.
Please note that there is not much of a difference between 0.25 diopter. For example, a pair of +2.50
power readers is subjectively pretty close to a pair of +2.75 power readers. In this case, slightly stronger is better as they will "grow" into this power eventually.Some people can take a long time selecting the right pair or style and the waiting line grows fast! Be
sure to help facilitate their decision as best you can.8.Record the power on a tally sheet.
•Additional notes: Try to collect information as to how many people you served and the powers they needed. RestoringVision would love to get that data back and it will help you plan for the next time.If you can, get pictures and stories from the recipients. Phone videos and interviews are great as well.
The theme of these should be how the reading glasses will impact their lives.Dispensing reading glasses can go quite quickly using this method. You can easily impact the lives of 50-75
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