2 Pack Bulk Multi Focus 3 Power Progressive Reading Glasses - No Line

Have ordered several pairs of progressive readers from Amazon-hit and miss. Loving these and only $10 bucks a pair is very sweet deal! They may not last too long but for how well they appear to be-very pleased!! I CAN SEE FAR AND NEAR! No more on and off with basic readers for me!!!! Love them! Frames are lightweight too

Update: I've had these for several months and unfortunately the screws fall our of the side ear pieces due to a poor design detail. I'm gentile on eyewear so this really shouldn't happen!Original review.............................These work great for me but may not for everyone sine personal requirements and preferences vary.What works. These work better for me than most progressive lens which often have peripheral distortion. These are more like a no-line trifocal then a progressive I do not generally wear corrective lenses outdoors. I have been looking for glasses to wear indoors which meet my needs for close work (2.5), computer work (1.5-2.0) and are comfortable to wear continually around the house (</= 1.0) where most of the distance viewing s 10-15 feet. I find these to be comfortable worn continually around the house unlike other bi-focal readers which I was continually taking on and off.I found the lens and frame quality to be fully satisfactory and the price to be very modest.The negatives: The lenses have a yellowish tint (see photo comparing clear lenses on left). Perhaps it is intended to reduce glare or eye strain but I do not care for it. Additionally, I found there there can be some image reflection almost like a "heads-up display).In summary, these have fully met my needs, however in the future I will look for similar products without the stated negatives.

Reading glasses too small and the top third still magnifies. I wanted a set of variable strength reading glasses that would be clear, uncorrected on the top. They still magnify in the top section. If they only moved the magnification section down so the upper was clear they would be perfect is the frames fit your head. Thank goodness for AMAZON return policy.

When I first received these readers I was a little shocked at how thin framed they were, compared to the Foster Grants I usually by for almost double the price for one pair). My initial reaction was, "Oh man these are not going to last more than a few months.Having lived with them for about a month now I can honestly say my trepidation was mislaid and that these are pretty sturdy frames - and what's most important: the lenses - are just about as good as the FGs.I carry around back up readers in my briefcase and at my desk at work, my glove box and my nightstand at home. These are exactly what I needed to fill in those gaps and I will happily make this buy again.

Do not recommend these glasses. They do not last long. I bought them because they came in 2 pairs and of course the price, but it's not worth it. Both glasses broke in the same place (see picture) and did not even last a month of use.The first sign of bad quality was the small screws that loosen up fairly quickly (see picture). I had to tighten them up a couple of times before the frame broke.

My wife and I both use these progressive readers and like them pretty well. I use 2.50 diopter and she uses 3.00. The lenses are some of the best progressive type that I've found (at least for my eyes), and I've tried quite a few. The transition of power is very smooth and I can wear them nearly continuously, without getting a headache like with others. The lenses do seem to have a slight yellow tint, but it isn't noticeable until I take them off. And at $10 a pair, the price is right.But the frames are much too easy to break. They fit well and are comfortable and light, but any accidental flexing will snap the frames. My wife has broken them while just cleaning them. Since they are just $10 they are essentially disposable, but I would rather they charge more and make them with a frame that lasts.

Just what I needed. I wear 250 to read, but also see better far away with some correction of 100 or 125. So these readers of 250 for reading and 125 on the top portion of lens is perfect for me. These come in handy when using a keyboard in my lap and seeing the TV screen browser across the room. No more switching glasses. The glasses are stylish and you cannot tell by looking at the lens that they are multi focal. Review updated 10/15/19: After using these for about two weeks, I realize they work better for distance reading and not as well for up close reading. If reading a book or newspaper I can see better out of regular 250 reading glasses.

Purchased 6 pair, 5 have broken. I really liked these glasses, the lightweight frames and hinged arms make them very comfortable, and optics are pretty good for this price point, but they eventually break no matter how careful I am (see photo).I have no choice but to give these extremely fragile readers a poor rating. Huge disappointment because they were great for the 2-3 months they lasted.

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