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I personally have a fair number of back issues, so there are days when my posture has to be a top priority even if I’m dying to get a good book in. A pair of mirrored glasses built to be used while laying down, appropriately dubbed "lazy readers," have garnered quite a bit of praise recently.

Because horizontal lazy glasses are catered for long sighted adults, they are meant to be used only for reading and viewing nearby objects. If you’re a person who easily gets nauseous or suffers from frequent headaches, you should approach these glasses with caution until you fully understand how they might affect you.

Read in Bed While Lying Flat - Specially mirrored lenses 180 degrees project the book or TV to your line of vision - Perfect solution for those with limited mobility. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). One of computer reading glasses' strengths is that the lens can block out some of these harmful light rays.

For some adults who have long sightedness in one eye and short sightedness in another, they may require bifocal reading glasses instead, which allow them to look at nearby objects through the bottom part of the lenses, and look at far away objects through the upper part of the lenses.While these glasses are a fantastic invention for those who truly need them, they are marketed toward “lazy people” who may not. Just be careful to follow the directions on the box, and keep tabs on how you’re feeling the first few times you use them. Others have suggested that the glasses do not allow for full page views, and that it is difficult to see the full view of a tablet. It also encouraged sitting up straight for activities like TV watching or using a laptop, which was a nice change of pace for someone who spends a lot of the day sitting in ways they probably shouldn’t.