Vh11 Premium Tortoiseshell Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses
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Vh11 Premium Tortoiseshell Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses
The Vh11 Premium Tortoiseshell Eyeglasses are part of the Varionet optical collection with a Ray-Ban Wayfarer look. The Vh11 Tortoiseshell anti-blue light reading glasses combine elegant design with vision protection technology. They are ideal for everyday use, whether at home or in the office for working, cooking, reading, etc.
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Degressive lenses adapted to presbyopia , available from +1.00 to +3.50
- High-performance treatments:
- Hardened for improved scratch resistance.
- Anti-reflective for optimal visual comfort.
- Anti-blue light to reduce eye fatigue linked to screens (computer, tablet, smartphone).
- Tortoiseshell plastic frame: lightweight, stylish and durable.
- Spring-loaded temples: more comfort and flexibility in everyday life.
- Extended visual comfort
- Blue light protection
- Trendy and mixed style
- Durable and practical for everyday use
The VH11 Tortoiseshell Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses come with a free hard case and microfiber!

132 mm | 53 mm | 39 mm | 17 mm | 145 mm |
How to take the presbyopia test
- Take off your glasses
- Stand ~35cm from the screen
- Read the texts from top to bottom
- The smallest text that you will be able to read without glasses corresponds to your correction.
Take the test!
Varionet, the world innovation of presbyopic glasses without a prescription from 39€! |
+3.50 |
Varionet, the world innovation of presbyopic glasses without a prescription from 39€! |
+3.00 |
Varionet, the world innovation of presbyopic glasses without a prescription from 39€! |
+2.50 |
Varionet, the world innovation of presbyopic glasses without a prescription from 39€! |
+2.00 |
Varionet, the world innovation of presbyopic glasses without a prescription from 39€! |
+1.50 |
Varionet, the world innovation of presbyopic glasses without a prescription from 39€! |
+1.00 |
For more information on presbyopia reading glasses and how presbyopia works