Men Premium Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking, Progressive Metal Frame With No Broken Spring Hinge Multifocal Readers Computer Eyewear,Workspace For Near Range 1.5x

I've tried the 2-pack of the regular progressives from this manufacturer, which I liked, so I decided to try these Premium ones when the old pair broke. I have to say that these are amazing, performing much better than the prescription progressives that I had to pay several hundred dollars for. Not only did my eyes never really adjust to those, but I was always terrified about losing or breaking them ... and being out several hundred dollars. I love the people here who complain about quality when the price for progressive vision here is outstanding and absolutely unbeatable. I could buy 15 pair for what my prescription ones cost, and if both these and my prescriptions cost the same, say $100 ... I would take this pair over the prescription ones. So, this Premium pair offers a slightly better vision clarity than the regular ones, which are also quite good, and they look much better, with an almost-invisible frame so that people can barely notice you have glasses on, especially if you're on video meeting. Now, I do have one slight request for an improvement, namely, that I find the nose pads to be slightly uncomfortable. If the manufacturer could improve that one aspect, I'd give this 10 stars if I could, but it's not enough to even put a dent in the 5-star rating. I love people who complain about quality ... given the cost of these glasses. I find them to be perfectly solid and durable, putting up with much abuse, which I do not particularly fear inflicting on them due to the low cost. Oh, and I can afford to have a backup pair just sitting here, just in case ... which is amazing for someone who makes his living behind a computer and who would have to call off, unable to work, if I lost my glasses or broke them. In any case, I can't say enough about these. For those who claim that it did not help their vision, unless you have some really unsual vision issues (vs. the normal presbyopia from which I suffer), I don't see how that's possible unless you just got a bad one from the factory. You might have to experiment with the strength, and I found that I like to go .5 strength above what I normally wear for reading glasses, and I can see near, intermediate, and far very well.

I have tried some others around this price point and wasn't sure what to expect. Wow, I needed more help (strength) for my reading but I still needed some strength for distance. The 3.75 for reading, then a bit less for mid-range and then a bit more less for distance worked out exactly for what I needed. Lenses are very clear and sharp. Glasses are sturdy and well made and look really good on me (rim on top of lens but not on bottom), love it. There is some blurriness on the sides but only until your eyes adjust and that took less than 3 days of regular wear. I originally was going to get them for back-ups to my regular bi-focals which are getting old and a bit scratched and slightly blurry but these just became my regular glasses and I believe I'll get another pair for back-ups just in case I accidentally break or misplace them. These are the progressives at a great price that I've been looking for. Thank you Missfive, it is truly appreciated, Mark

The jury is out for me on these glasses. I think I really need 3.25 for reading to provide the estimated 1/2 magnification I'm actually after (1.75). These provide slight blurriness for distance but when I buy 1.75 fixed diopter glasses, they are perfect. Fixed focal readers at 3.25 are great as are these 3.5 lower reader portion but slightly more than I actually require. Why do nearly all of these manufacters stop at 3.0 or then just jump to 3.5? I really like the quality of these Missfives but will try the Foster Grant 3.25 progressives, I just don't like the larger lens style Foster Grant has but if they work I will probably have to return these. It's a hard decision, style vs quality but not quite fine tuned for my actual, real need.

The glasses work well especially for reading small stuff

It is not good auto-focus for me

I DO NOT recommend these glasses. I wore them and had a headache for 2 days straight. The fram is solid and good looking but the glass??? When you look from one direction the glasses are clear glass. Look from another direction and they are yellow. Look from another direction and they have a lavender hue. These glasses suck! I bought a set of three glasses from another seller at the same time for the same price as this one and those 3 cheaper glasses are far better. I liked those so much I ordered 3 more. I haven't sent these back but I should. I don't like them and I don't recommend.

I was a little concerned to start with that they would not meet expectations, but am pleasently surprised. I have never worn multifocus before so wasnt such what to expect and with such a entry level price. But they are really nice for what I use them for. I use them in the evenings to use my computer on my lap and watch TV. No more putting the readers on the end of my nose to look over them. The one thing that I personally do not like is that the nose peices are a softer rubber. They are very comfortable, but after a little bit on your nose they get sort of stuck to your skin and it gets uncomfortable. I like nose peice style glasses, but usally they are a harder plastic that does not stick to your skin.

I’ve always hated reading glasses because of the hassle of having to take them off and putting them on, but the progressive reading glasses are AWESOME. I just got them and have already recommended them to everyone in my circle. I can see! I work with multiple monitors. The typical reading glasses were good for the monitor immediately in front of me, but I couldn’t see the others very much. Needless to say that my vision negatively affectively my job performance. Now, I can see ALL monitors clearly! Also, if you hold them in the light and look carefully from the back of the lenses, you will see a "+" sign on both sides (L & R) of each lens. Beneath each left "+" sign is the magnification. When I'm wearing my glasses, however, I do not see the etching; they do not interfere with my line of sight.

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Lo que me gusta es que a diferencia de otros multifocales estos ni marean, ni se sienten tan raros, pero eso sí, no me parecen óptimos para llevarlos caminando. Son cómodos para la computadora y lectura en general, con el plus de que protejen la vista de la luz. Los materiales son buenos. Concuerdo con la otra reseña, no sirve tal cual la parte superior para ver de lejos, y lo que quizás no me gustó del todo es que los siento más bajos en potencia, es decir, compré 1.5 y se sienten de 1... Que los haría mejor: la funda es muy básica, y seria increíble que los hubiera fotocromaticos.

The reading glasses were delivered on time in a padded envelope. However, the left temple is loose, requiring frequent adjustments to keep the glasses balanced on my face. Despite this issue, I’m satisfied with the product, especially considering that my prescription glasses, which cost over $500 CAD, were unusable. * Update: I contacted the Fast Sale Shop to arrange the return of my eyeglasses due to a loose left temple, expecting a replacement. To my surprise, they promptly offered a refund and told me to keep the glasses: 'You do not need to return the product. You can keep it, donate it, or destroy it.' What a pleasant experience!

These glasses are giving me a very clear vision, no headache, even my prescription glasses (for reading) don't feel as good as these ones. I am so happy with them that I recommend them to anyone. Thank you for an excellent product. I bought 2 pairs:)

Great value.