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Pinhole Glasses - Wrap & Aviator Styles
![]() Black aviator style pinhole
glasses
(Tortoise wrap style show top of
page) |
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Each style is $19.95 USD | ||

Wrap Style Larger
Holes Aviator StyleSmaller Holes
Both fit almost any
adult face; aviator style has adjustable wire ear
pieces
Any second pair only $17.95
+ no additional shipping
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Notes from Greg: (anecdotal observations, not medical advice!) |
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How they work
- Pinhole Glasses are made with black plastic lenses with tiny holes (pinholes).
- The placement and size of the holes turn blurry images into focused ones for most people, whether nearsighted, farsighted, presbyopic (middle aged vision), or astigmatic.
- Blurry vision is caused by light rays landing in front of or behind the retina.
- Pinhole Glasses correct blurry vision by directing light rays onto the retina at the back of the eye without the use of a lens.
- Pinhole Glasses may reduce eye strain, relax your eye muscles, and help your mind break the habit of strain needed to see clearly through prescription glasses.
Will they work for me?
- Almost anyone who has blurry vision can see more clearly with Pinhole Glasses.
- They work for most people who are nearsighted, farsighted, presbyopic, and for some people with astigmatism or cataracts.
- They cannot fully sharpen your vision if your correction is above about 6 diopters, but they still may be useful for other tasks.
- They are very helpful for cataracts to avoid annoying reflections from the sun.
- Pinhole Glasses are great to use while on the computer and reading, and for seeing the blackboard, TV and movies.
- Pinhole Glasses must not be used while driving due to the reduced peripheral vision.
Do I need the larger or smaller holes?
- Most people tend to like the smaller holes because they give better correction.
- If you have fairly mild nearsightedness or farsightedness or low strength reading glasses, you may prefer the wrap around tortoise shell glasses with the larger holes that are spaced farther apart.
- We've also found that many nearsighted people find the larger holes ideal for computer work - the larger and more frequent holes make it easier to see the whole screen and track movement of the cursor with the mouse.
- If in doubt you may want to go with the smaller holes or get both. You may find you use each of them for different purposes.
Are the holes annoying?
- After a short adjustment period most people no longer notice the holes.
- The pinholes support good vision habits because they require you to move and practice "centralized" vision.
Why should I choose these Pinhole Glasses?
Our Black & Blue Pinhole Glasses are adjustable, many other brands are not. That means you can bend the earpieces to adjust them for a snug fit.
NOTE: The wrap style pinhole glasses do NOT have adjustable ear pieces, but have a springy fit that fits any face.