Frequently Asked Questions - Buyreaders.com

Q - What products are available at Buyreaders.com?

A - Non-prescription reading glasses, including styles for men and women, sunreaders and accessories such as repair kits, cleaning cloths and neck chains.

Q - How much do these glasses cost?

A - Buyreaders.com glasses have several price ranges. For example, Foster Grant Reading Glasses retail for $18.00 to $25.00.

Q - What style looks good on my face shape?

A - See "Choosing the Right Frames"

Q - My glasses broke. Can I get them fixed?

A - The FosterGrant styles come with a limited lifetime warranty. In order to submit a claim, simply send in your receipt, glasses, name and address and $4.00 for S&H to P.O. Box 682, Mammoth Spring, AR 72554. Void in event of misuse, neglect or loss.

Q - Where is Buyreaders.com located?

A - In the beautiful Ozarks at:

324 Main Street
Mammoth Spring, AR 72554

Q - What is the phone number for Buyreaders.com?

A - Toll Free 1-877-973-2337

Should you have other questions, please feel free to contact us via e-mail.

Q - What is Ultraviolet light?

A - It is the invisible part of light, made up of UVA, UVB, UVC. Prolonged exposure to Ultraviolet rays will cause eye damage which is manifested by eyes to turning opaque.

UVA or as we call them "Aging rays" are known to contribute to early wrinkling and cataracts. They are closest to visible light and can travel through glass as well as water, clouds and some forms of clothing, they are constant year-round.

UVB or as we call them "the Burning Rays" are known to causes cancer and burning of the eye. These rays are more intense in the summer months; cause immediate and severe sunburns.

UVC or as we call them "the Can't hurt you rays" are absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere and therefore, do not need to be filtered by eyewear.

Q - Why can't I see as well as I used to?

A - Presbyopia is the medical term for the need to wear reading glasses or bifocals when reaching middle age. Presbyopia is due to the natural stiffening of the lens in the eye. This prevents the lens from changing focus so that one can clearly see distant objects and near objects.

Q - Can I use prescription lens with sunreaders?

A - No. But sunreaders are great for threading hooks while fishing, for example.

Q - Are these prescription glasses?

A - No. These glasses are not to replace prescriptions. See your Optomotrist or Optician for prescription reading glasses.