SightLine 6007 Multifocus Computer Reading Glasses Medium to Large Fit, Magnification 1.00

I own several pair of Sightline multifocal and think they are higher quality than most readers. I do wish they would offer lenses that have no correction at the top of the lens so you can just leave them on all the time.

From a style standpoint, it looks like a wayfarer frame in the image, but the frame has a little less breadth. With a progressive lens I find it is better to have more vertical viewing range so there is more surface for the transitions. If the lens is super skinny, then each focal range is thin. I think this would be a better progressive if they used the true wayfarer styling. Also the glasses are plenty wide. If you have a skinny face, these may not be for you. I would say my face is more average width and the glasses are just a bit wide. This presents with a small cosmetic issue, but the frames still fit well.These two issues aside, the lenses are clear, the transitions smooth and if, like me, you need a fairly steep transition (1.5 to 3.25 as tested), the 1.5 to 3.0 they offer is a pretty close fit. Go to your optometrist before hand to see what your correction is and look to see if SightLine has a over-the-counter solution.

Better than single strength readers when working at a desk with a computer monitor. I can see both the papers in front of me, and the monitor clearly, without having to lean in and out of the monitor. Instead of leaning my upper body to adjust focus, I can now just tilt my head slightly if I need to adjust for focal length. Four stars because they are a little snug on my big head. I wish the spring hinges had a little less tension.

Yes they are made in China, but the the build quality is better than average. No, they are not Persol.. but hey.. $30 bucks!! Lenses are coated with anti-reflective coating and have spring hinges that help with over-flex. The progressive lenses work like magic. I had to laugh a little when I put them on as they work very well. . I HIGHLY recommend these for computer work. I'm very satisfied with the glasses. Do I recommend them? YES. These actually inspired me to write a review to tell you, the reader. I'm a guy, 5' 10" with average build and 47 years. Enjoyh

Just what I needed. Package arrived today and I couldn't wait to try these out. Perfect, right out of the box! So good, I wanted to brag on them right away! I had been fumbling around, switching between three different pair of glasses for different distances and this takes care of everything I needed in one pair! The lenses are good, provide crisp correction, and the three strengths match perfectly to what I was already using - now I have them all in one pair instead of three! If they also made these as sunglasses, I would be ecstatic!!

They have nice lenses, but fit a little tight. I do have a big head. The max strength is very low on the lense. I wonder how the next power level would work. I got the 200's. If they were cheaper I would order several more pairs. But when I talk to perscription glasses wearers I'm told that's a good price.

I was so wanting to like these, I'm so tired of taking off and putting on my reading glasses, but alas I'm returning them.For starters, they are just too big for my face, and I don't have a tiny face, just average. They are also a little heavy. Then the transitions are strange, I couldn't read unless I was looking down at a pretty severe angle, the computer transition was all blurry, and then the "interacting" transition was just too strong, so I have to take them off to see someone's face, which completely defeats the purpose of having them. I can just use my $5.00 readers for that, so I will go back to that I guess.

The glasses themselves work great. The lenses are smaller than I expected. They should add the physical size to the specs

I like them but they're a bit under powered. Don't really notice the progression either.