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Lazy glasses contain prisms which reflect light by 90°, so you can be lying down horizontally in bed, with your eyes looking upwards towards the ceiling, yet be able to read a book or tablet which is comfortably resting on your chest.
These lazy glasses are cheap, around £10 ($15) for a pair, and the reviews I have read say that they really do work (although I have not yet bought a pair myself).
Lazy glasses might be useful for bedbound patients, to make it easier to read a book, or to go online using a tablet.
You can also watch TV with these glasses, if the TV is located at the end of your bed, while your body and head remain perfectly horizontal.
These lazy glasses are cheap, around £10 ($15) for a pair, and the reviews I have read say that they really do work (although I have not yet bought a pair myself).
Lazy glasses might be useful for bedbound patients, to make it easier to read a book, or to go online using a tablet.
You can also watch TV with these glasses, if the TV is located at the end of your bed, while your body and head remain perfectly horizontal.