Missfive Premium Aluminum Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Men Blue Light Blocking, No-Line Spring Hinge Rimless Office Multifocal Metal Readers,1.25x-2.5x on A Lens for Mid-Near Range, Gunmetal

I’ve bought five pair already and I love them. They’re light they come a little tight for me so I bend them just a little bit to fit perfectly progressive lenses fall nicely so when I work on the computer or look in a distance or look close, it seamless they do have plastic lenses that get scratched easily But at $23 man you’re getting really good glasses. Just try to take care of and be like me just buy a couple more sets. Just think 24 sets of these glasses each that will last several months if you take care of them or professional eyeglasses at nearly $600. I also have a large head so I like the way the stems don’t curl around my ear, but go out more straight. So they fit really well. My fear is that they stop making them.

I ordered these for my husband. Since he had cataract surgery, he's had a terrible time adjusting. Readers helped some, but he still needs mid range and distance to be supplemented. The reader portion and mid-range both work great, but the distance correction doesn’t work for him. It's blurry. He's happy enough to be able to have the mid-range vision in addition to the reader vision, that he's keeping these glasses.

They are very light weight. I love the gun metal frames. They have a more clear lens then previous ones we bought. It took a few hrs for him to get use to them. It does say to give it 2 wks. He likes that he can see further with these glasses. 10/10

Didn’t work for me. They are too blurry except for a very small area in the middle even then they don’t work well for me. I do have vision far in my left eye and near in my right.

The useful range of the lens is vertically smaller than advertised. Much more of the top part of the lens is uncorrected compared to what is depicted in the graphic shown in the advertisement. Because it isn't spread enough over the height of the lens, I had to tip my head back to see my computre screen. The narrower area of compensation also means smaller changes in moving your head up and down create a bigger change in focus. I think they could have worked well for me if more of the lens had been used.