The World Book and Copyright Day celebrates the transformative power of reading, the value of knowledge and the importance of protecting creativity and intellectual work. Reading remains one of the most enriching ways to learn, imagine, grow and develop critical thinking, at any stage of life.

Whether through books, magazines, newspapers or digital formats, reading is part of our daily lives and plays a vital role in our personal and professional development. However, for this habit to be truly comfortable and enjoyable, it is essential to also pay attention to eye health.

Reading for long periods, especially in dimly lit environments or on screens, can cause eye strain, blurred vision, headaches and difficulty concentrating. The use of suitable reading glasses or visual solutions tailored to each user’s needs make all the difference to the comfort and quality of the experience.

Today, there are specific solutions for near vision, occupational lenses for indoor environments, and options designed for those who switch between reading from paper and using digital devices. A regular eye test helps identify the most suitable solution for each individual’s lifestyle.

On this World Book Day, we celebrate reading in all its forms — and we are reminded that seeing clearly is an essential part of the pleasure of reading. Because every page deserves to be experienced with clarity, comfort and inspiration.