BOLON BA7060 Rose Gold Review with HOYA Stellify 1.60 Lenses – Reading Glasses Comfortable Enough to Wear All Day
BOLON BA7060 × HOYA Stellify 1.60 – Reading Glasses That Look Good and Work Hard
This review features a pair of reading glasses made for a customer who wanted a frame that looks refined, can be worn every day, and lenses that make reading books and screens comfortable. Our optometrist recommended the BOLON BA7060 frame paired with HOYA Stellify 1.60 lenses.
BOLON BA7060 Frame – Rose Gold, Soft Round Shape
Round/Panto shape softens the face and suits many face shapes, especially square or long faces.
Rose gold color looks warm and flatters Asian skin tones. It works with both office and casual outfits.
Thin metal temples are lightweight and don't press on the temples. The translucent brown acetate tips sit gently behind the ears.
Adjustable nose pads are fitted to each person's nose bridge, so the glasses don't slide and the lenses stay in the correct position.
Comes with the brand's box and leather case.
HOYA Stellify 1.60 Lenses – Thin, Clear and Blue Light Filtering
Single vision lens, index 1.60 – thinner and lighter than standard 1.50 lenses, so the lens edge doesn't look thick in a thin frame.
SHMC coating reduces reflections on the lens surface for sharper vision, and people in front of you can see your eyes clearly.
Hard coating (HC) helps reduce scratches from everyday use.
UV protection.
Blue version helps filter some blue light from screens – ideal for people who read both books and phones.
Why Reading Glasses Should Be Made After an Eye Exam
Ready-made reading glasses usually have the same power in both lenses and no astigmatism correction, but most people's eyes are not identical. This customer, for example, had a different prescription in each eye plus a small amount of astigmatism. An eye exam by an optometrist and measuring the near pupillary distance (PD) for each eye separately make reading comfortable, without eye strain or headaches.
At GALAXY we:
Examine your eyes with an optometrist, for both distance and near vision.
Ask how you actually use your glasses – reading, phone, or computer work.
Measure PD and fitting height to match the frame you choose.
Adjust the nose pads and temples for a proper fit before handing over your glasses.
Read more: Single vision lens types · Lens guide
Interested in BOLON Frames or HOYA Lenses?
Visit the shop to try on frames and get your eyes checked, or message us on LINE before you come in.
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