Missfive Men Premium Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking, Progressive Metal Frame With No Broken Spring Hinge Eyewear,Workspace For Near Range 2.00x

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.

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.

I was tired of putting reading glasses on and these were great. Bottom half is readers and the top is clear. I wear them all the time

Multifunctional, sturdy, quality, good value

I wanted to like these glasses because they seemed to be well-constructed and had zero correction at the top of the lens. Unfortunately, the lenses have letters and numbers etched into them which appear as blurry spots or catch the light. Also, the inside surfaces of the lenses are too reflective.

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.

My husband had cataract surgery and didnt need to wear glasses any more. He has worn then since a young boy so he really didnt want to go without glasses. He tried using reading glasses and said it was too aggravating putting them.in and taking them off so much. We ean across these bifocal that have clear lens at the top and then reading strength in the bifocal. They were very affordable compared to glasses. They are very durable and flexible. He really didn't need a specific size, they fit really well without adjustments.they do have hinges and are really work well. Of course, they are very easy to use and wear. Really llightweight. The cost is so reasonable that we dont worry about having any prote turn plan or anything.

It has good quality as progressive lens. Looks fashion and nice.