Eyejusters - self-adjustable glasses designed for the developing world
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With the adjustment tool removed, the Eyejusters adjustable glasses offer an affordable option for people in developing nations
The Eyejusters adjustable glasses as seen from the front, with the adjustment tool waiting to be turned
The Eyejusters adjustable glasses with the adjustment tool in place
A close-up of the adjustment tool that is turned to match each individual wearer's needs
By positioning the SlideLens lenses correctly the world comes into focus
The two SlideLens lenses work together to correct impaired vision
The Eyejusters adjustable glasses SlideLens technology as seen up close
A pair of Eyejusters glasses being worn in Malawi
The Eyejusters adjustable glasses with the adjustment tool in place
Article Summary
Anyone who currently wears glasses or contact lenses will have likely consulted an optometrist to determine their prescription ... that is, if they live in the developed world. In developing nations, many people aren't afforded the opportunity to see a professional in this field. Thankfully there are alternatives, one of which are the self-adjustable glasses from Eyejusters.
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