SA106 Mens Half Metal Rim Rectangular Multi 3 Power Focus Progressive Reading Glasses

Not a progressive glasses as advertised… just a normal reading glasses that I can get from any pharmacy for 1/4 the price …

Las gafas tenían un pequeño rayón

Edited on July 23, 2020: I'm back to updated my review. I'm also back to buy a new pair. I have had these for 14 months. Today they broke. The left bow (is that what you call it?) broke off. I'm not mad about it. I put these on and take these off all day. Yes, I know. My original review says I was tired of doing that, and here I say I'm still doing that. But now I find it's just vanity. I don't have to. Well, sometimes I do. Because the longer I use these, I do find that sometimes the fact that the top glass not being just clear is a factor when you are just walking around. But I still like them, because they are great for being at my desk, because I don't have to take them off to go back and forth between using the computer, and reading, and seeing a bit farther away. All in all, I still think these are fab.Another thing I forgot to mention before: I'm a woman. They say these are for men. I get compliments on these. They really don't look manly. I think they are totally unisex.These are really nice multifocal reading glasses, especially for the price. I bought them for work. I am so tired of regular reading glasses and having to take them on and off all day. I have prescription progressives as well, but since those also have my distance prescription in them, I don't like them for my desk job. These are so perfect. I can keep them on and they work for up close, the computer, and if someone comes in or I am talking to someone a bit further away, it's great not to have to take them off. The quality is good. They seem well made. I'm really happy with my purchase.

Great quality, came quickly, very stylish

I've bought several pairs of these, as they are of good optical quality, and very inexpensive. Inexpensive enough to leave spare pairs around the house, or in the glove box of the car.They are similar in optical quality to foster grant progressive lenses, for less than half the price. For progressive glasses, they have low distortion and a wide useful field of view, better than some of my prescription progressive glasses costing an order of magnitude more. (Still, all progressive glasses have some distortion, and take some time to get used to.)However, they are a bit fragile, and break in exactly the same place after a while - specifically on the temple, right next to the hinge if you don't treat them gently.I wish they'd make an upgraded model, with spring temples. That would make these 5 star for sure.Still, even with their flaws, these are a great value in terms of price and lens quality.

Snug fit which I like (others may not) and does exactly what it is supposed to. Works almost as well as my Rx glasses.