Bifocal Reading Glasses Men, No Line Progressive MultiFocus Clear Top Readers, Wide Transition Multifocal Eyeglasses

These are very nice! I no longer need several different reader strengths for back and forth phone, computer, and general reading. They fit comfortably and I can wear them around the house. They’re probably not intended to replace prescription glasses for things like driving and distance viewing.

As reading glasses they are comfortable and functional. But I bought them for the ‘clear top’, thinking I could use them like half-readers but with the look of regular glasses. Unfortunately the top glass is not really clear, just a lower magnification than the bottom so they don’t work for what I wanted.

These glasses fit me snugly and stay in place without slipping, while being lightweight and comfortable. Apparently they block blue light, if that is important to you. It's nice to see things in focus at different distance ranges, due to their progressive lenses. And the glasses look nice for being reading glasses. Soft carrying cases, straps, and a lens cloth are included, which is also nice. If you need to have magnification for reading at different distances I think you would be better off with progressive glasses that are prescription, though. For reading I prefer the whole lens to be one magnification/prescription. But if both of your eyes are similar to each other and you could use some magnification at different distances, then these glasses could work well for you.

Good bargain they help me very much I will buy more

The lenses are very prism-ey. My wife calls them my J Lo glasses and I’m a 60 year old man

I know the product description says men's Glasses but I wanted to give them a try while I'm waiting to get in to see a specialist. My prescription glasses broke So I went to my Optometrist to get a new pair and new contacts , but exam revealed Papilledema diagnosis which is swelling of my optic nerve, apparently from a TIA. Because of the Papilledema my doctor wants to hold off with new glasses or contacts until I get more CT's, so in the meantime, I'm struggling visually and I'm trying every OTC reader I can find with a min 3.75 magnification. The strongest I saw these in are 3.0, so that's what I got. Being that it's not easy to find OTC progressive, I just had to try these. Like any new glasses , especially progressive, it does take some adjustment time for your eyes to get acclimated, so I'm in that adjustment phase where distance is blurry, but close up for reading is clear, surprisingly so as these are 3.0 and I've been using 3.75 readers since my prescription glasses broke. I can't drive with these, well, I should say that I'm not comfortable driving with them, but for anyone that doesn't require stronger magnification these are fine for driving. I like that they come with a case for each pair of glasses, (2), a soft cleaning cloth , and 2 lanyards. And even though they are advertised for men, I like them and think they are fine for Unisex. So I'm not sure if my review will be helpful to anyone , considering my somewhat unique circumstances, but I think they are a good pair of progressive eye glasses with a solid frame, and invisible lines .

Glasses are good. Fit good. Bifocal are good for close reading. Distance reading is blurry and not clear. Disappointed with that. Won't be able to use.

Se obtiene un producto que puede cubrir una urgencia a muy bajo precio pero no para un uso permanente.