Ben Franklin invented bifocals around 1760.

Franklin designed bifocals to see both near and far but not for seeing distances in between - precisely where today’s computer users need vision correction the most.

However, if Franklin were alive today, he would clearly see just how painfully inadequate his bifocals had become for legions of modern day computer users.

From a Satisfied User

"While working on a computer for a friend, I noticed his PC Peekers on his desk. He said they slipped inside his bifocal glasses and stopped having to move his head up and down. He told me to slip them in my glasses. I literally could not believe my eyes! The screen became perfectly clear...instantly, and that was through the top of my bifocals. "WOW", I said...these are the best things since potato chips!!! How much are they and where do you get them? I now have a pair at home, one at the office, and travel with one in my laptop case!"

• Gary Fletcher, President - Solution Services Inc