CliC Ashbury Progressive No-Lines
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CliC Eyewear’s Ashbury frame features the classically cool Wayfarer style and the famous magnetic closure on the bridge that “CliCs” into place. Continuous temples form a wrap-around neck band, so when you want to take them off, simply separate the eyepieces and let them hang securely around your neck. CliC and be cool!
TECHNOLOGY
CliC reading glasses have a unique patented magnetic bridge closure that incorporates a “rare earth magnet,” the most powerful magnet on earth. Your CliC readers will stay in place, just the way you want them.
bridge closure that incorporates a "rare earth magnet," the most powerful magnet on earth. Your CliC readers will stay in place, just the way you want them.
Exclusive to ReadingGlasses.com, progressive no line bifocal lenses feature a clear, uncorrected upper lens followed by a graduated progressive corridor as you lower your gaze. This progressive magnification channel covers from mid-range to close up reading distances at lower portions of the lens. All, without a visible line in sight.
Original: $93.00
-65%$93.00
$32.55
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Read the video transcript
CliC Eyewear’s Ashbury frame features the classically cool Wayfarer style and the famous magnetic closure on the bridge that “CliCs” into place. Continuous temples form a wrap-around neck band, so when you want to take them off, simply separate the eyepieces and let them hang securely around your neck. CliC and be cool!
TECHNOLOGY
CliC reading glasses have a unique patented magnetic bridge closure that incorporates a “rare earth magnet,” the most powerful magnet on earth. Your CliC readers will stay in place, just the way you want them.
bridge closure that incorporates a "rare earth magnet," the most powerful magnet on earth. Your CliC readers will stay in place, just the way you want them.
Exclusive to ReadingGlasses.com, progressive no line bifocal lenses feature a clear, uncorrected upper lens followed by a graduated progressive corridor as you lower your gaze. This progressive magnification channel covers from mid-range to close up reading distances at lower portions of the lens. All, without a visible line in sight.
