I got an old pair of "distance glasses" from an uncle. They worked quite well, made distant objects less fuzzy and signage easier to read. However, they're decades old, so maybe laws changed since then, making them illegal to sell? It's a shame, if so, because such basic optics are quite useful for people without any eye conditions, and of course a cheaper option for those with just slightly weaker than normal eyesight.
A search for "nearsighted glasses" on eBay turns up 4,000 results, many allow you to select strength from -1 to 10. As low as $2/each, you could easily buy an assortment of strengths and, like any optician, see which works best for each eye, then order the proper pair, perhaps in a more desirable style.

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