The Original Flat Folding Reader - Fold Flat Reading Glasses
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Buy one, get one half price - add any 2 pairs of readers to your basket and the discount is applied automatically at checkout. Ends 7 October.
Questions people ask
How flat do folding reading glasses actually fold?
Completely flat. Most "folding" readers only fold at the arms, which still leaves you with a lump. These collapse at the bridge as well, so the whole frame lies in a single plane and slides into a case just ⅜" thick — thin enough for a shirt pocket or a jacket lining without a bulge.
Are these the same as compact reading glasses?
Not quite. Compact reading glasses usually means a smaller frame in a smaller case, so you trade lens area for pocketability. This is a full-size frame you can properly see out of that happens to fold down to nothing.
What strength do I need?
Reading strength is one number from +1.00 to +3.00, and both lenses are the same. As a rough guide, most people are around +1.50 in their mid-forties, +2.00 around fifty and +2.50 by their mid-fifties. If you already wear readers, buy the strength you have — it rarely needs changing more than once every few years. None of this replaces a sight test with an optometrist, which checks eye health as well as focus.
Do they come with a case?
Yes, every pair includes the slim case it was designed around. The case is rather the point — without it the folding does nothing for you.
What are the frames made of?
Stainless steel, with optical-grade polycarbonate lenses. Polycarbonate is lighter than glass, impact-resistant and optically clear. Steel rather than plastic is what keeps the patented spring hinge tight.
Can I get a second pair cheaper?
Yes — buy one, get one half price applies automatically to all readers at checkout, no code needed. Most people end up with one at the desk and one by the chair, because the pair you want is always in the other room.
We ship within 24 hours except holidays and weekends.
Follow this simple formula: your age, minus 35, divided by 10.
For example, if you’re 55 years of age, subtract 35 for a total of 20. Then, divided by 10, your typical reading power would be +2.00.
Your purchase can also be returned for an even exchange within the first 30 days of purchase, no questions asked.
The Original Flat Folding Reader
Compact Design
Our patented eyeglass frame folds neatly into a compact flip-top case, perfect for on-the-go
Lightweight, stainless steel frame
Comfortable to wear all day and sturdy enough to last years
Original, Patented Technology
A MicroVision original design, now on it's third decade






