Delta Plus - WELRX500C10 RX-500C 1.0 Diopter Full Lens Magnifier Safety Glasses, Black Frame /Clear Lens

I needed full lens reading safety glasses for my job, and ordered this pair and a pair from Phillips Safety to test them both out. Both worked, but this pair was better overall. They had less lens distortion and were easier on the eyes when used for extended periods of time. I will stick to Delta as I gradually have to go up in diopter power (happens as you get older).Good value, keep them in a case and take care of them since most local retail stores don't sell full lens safety glasses and waiting for another pair from Amazon will take a while.

* This review is for the full lens magnifier glasses *I've been trying every style of reading glasses I can get my hands on. Some are heavy and tend to slip down my small Asian nose, while others are simply uncomfortable to wear for long period of time.The lens of these glasses kind of wrap around your face, so the lens sit really close to your eyes and you don't have the top, bottom, and outside frame of the glasses blocking your view. The distortion that you get when rotating your head is also at a minimum because of this.I'm very happy with these glasses and will be getting a few more to use around the house.I also got the dark lens version. The nose bridge is a different design that I don't like as much, but it works great as a bifocal and they're great for driving.

Struggling to find a pair of readers. That would function as safety glasses at work. I've been using these A number of weeks they're comfortable. They fit well. Can ask for much more in that area. What would be nice is if I could buy them in bulk form at a lesser price due to I'm in the paint industry so I go through safety glasses more than most. Otherwise been really happy with these as readers and safety glasses in one.

bought these to see my sites better and they work great for me and not to blurry at the target. i not sure about durability handle with care.

I work in a machine shop, I’ve tried 5 different types of safety glasses I’m constantly cleaning them, and these are the best for scratch resistance by far 👍

These full lens readers are so much easier to use than the tiny bifocal types. No more looking down my nose to read the fine numbers on machinery and measuring instruments! I bought them is several different diopters for different tasks.

--Sept. 2016 UPDATE-- minus 2 stars...these are still GREAT, in fact the best reading glasses for large screen PC viewing, BUT after 4+ months of simple zero-stress desk-side use both stems broke within a month of each other, and they broke at the exact same spot mid-stem where stems should never break...inexplicably these stems are unnecessarily made of two parts instead of the usual one; very poor design because where these two parts join at mid-stem they become very thin and also actually bow into the head and hug the head snugly (and I have a thin head!) AND this causes the stems to eventually break due to this unnecessary stress point. Very poor stem design in terms of daily long-term use (though excellent for snugly staying exactly in place in the short term). I've just now purchased a second pair. Hopefully Elvex will replace the first pair (I'm requesting that later today), but I really hope they redesign these stems. Still, I'm still a very BIG fan of these excellent glasses--END OF UPDATE----Original April 2016 review: If you need reading glasses for viewing a computer monitor these are great glasses because with their oversized lens you don't have the reduction in viewing area that you would with regular eyeglass frames getting in the way of seeing a full screen view. For those needing a bit stronger lens, I believe these are available in various magnification strengths up to +3 (maybe higher).--If you're new to reading glasses, you can determine your precise Elvex strength number by simply buy some cheap dollar store reading glasses in various strengths and view your computer screen with them before ordering these online--worked well for me!.--I use strength 1.0 with a 42" Vizio TV set to its PC monitor mode (I find Vizio's are the best large screen TV for use as a PC monitor and I've tried them all (Sony, Samsung etc.). BTW, the Vizio's founder's roots are said to go back to Silicon Valley so maybe that explains it.--I view my screen from about 3 feet from the screen and these glasses are excellent for focusing at that distance (with some added leeway too).--Add a five dollar 500 sheet box of eyeglass tissues (i.e. Honeywell UVEX) and a good four dollar 8 oz. eyeglass spray (i.e., Flents' "Wipe & Clear") and you've got at least a year of scratch-free lens clarity to boot! I'm very glad I found these glasses!

These at 1.0 are perfect for what I need at work. Small numbers on parts and looking at computer screens constantly. I don’t have to tilt my head back like I do when wearing safety glasses with Readers