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Optic — Bedside Glasses Perch

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Description

The Optic is a dedicated resting place for your reading glasses, designed to keep them safe from accidental crushing on the nightstand. Shaped with a gentle taper that mimics the geometry of a face, it features a specialized 18mm wide nose bridge at the peak. A transverse saddle trench ensures the glasses seat securely and naturally, allowing the lenses to rest against the sloped front without sliding off.

Features

  • Anatomical Fit: 18mm nose bridge precisely matches standard reading glasses.
  • Secure Saddle: Transverse cutout catches the frame bridge to prevent slipping.
  • Stable Base: Wide footprint resists tipping when retrieving your glasses in the dark.

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