Folding Reading Glasses Fit In Any Purse
Folding Reading Glasses
You might not need glasses except to read small print, but who wants to drag reading glasses everywhere? They make some really convenient folding reading glasses. They are small enough to fit your pocket or the smallest purse. Some of them are very narrow and come in a nice case. This is a perfect option when you are out shopping or cannot read the menu in a restaurant. You certainly want to know what you are about to eat and the price of the meal. Let’s not even talk about getting to the cash register with what you thought was a great buy and finding it was $99.00 and not $9.99. Can you say embarrassing?
Clik is a company in the UK that makes not only folding reading glasses, but reading glasses that go around your head and close over the bridge of the nose with a magnet.
These would be great for outdoor activities. Gentlemen, you don’t have to worry about breaking these little folding glasses if you have them in your pocket. They come in hard cases and some of them take up no more room than a pocket watch. For those of us who are constantly forgetting where we left our readers, a fold-up pair in the glove compartment of the car, a briefcase, pocket, or purse will save you from franticly searching for your glasses. I have three or four inexpensive pair at home, one by the computer, one in the bedside table, one by the sewing machine, and a folding pair in my purse. I even have a pair in the kitchen drawer so I can read recipes easily.
Folding reading glasses come in regular and bifocal styles. You can get sunglasses as well. There are as many attractive options as you could want and they make a nice little stocking stuffer. I had a pair of the narrow ones in my purse when my mother came to visit and she was so delighted to find them in several colors when we went shopping. They were in beautiful little cases and we ended up buying them for her, her sister, and a few of her girlfriends to tuck in with their Christmas gifts. Speaking of gifts, they would make a nice addition to a new novel as a gift. They’re great to put in a sewing or embroidery basket. Use your imagination. I know you’ll find a myriad of uses for folding reading glasses.
