When it comes to wearing reading glasses, there are a combination of factors that need to be considered, including age. Read on to know all about when you should opt for wearing glasses.

With age comes wisdom, and for most of us, the need for reading glasses. I have a hard time finding comfortable ones, and now that my last two favorite pairs have broken — at least I didn’t ...

If you’re over age 40 and find yourself squinting to make out small print right in front of you, you’re not alone. More than 128 million Americans live with normal, age-related loss of their ...

Most of their high-quality reading glasses start at $95—we like these Chamberlain frames ($95) in the color whiskey tortoise—and are fitted with non-prescription lenses in strengths ranging ...

Blurry close-up vision – the bane of middle age – has a new treatment option, but it won't turn your eyesight back to a 20-year-old's ...

Beginning around the age of 40, many find themselves using reading glasses, holding text further away, or even increasing the font size and lighting on screens to try to see more clearly,” Dr ...

Vuity, which was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in October, would potentially replace reading glasses for some of the 128 million Americans who have trouble seeing close-up.

A new drug that could help more than 128 million Americans read without needing glasses has been submitted to the Food and Drug Administration for approval. The investigational eye drop – called ...