Review on 👓 Advanced SHINU TR90 Multifocus Reading Glasses - SH031: Progressive Eyewear for Multiple Focus by Lisa Varela

Broke my $200 glasses and tried different multifocals. All still have an increase from above. It's the best option for now and finally has zero top magnification and no distortion that looks as far away as ZERO DISTORTION CRYSTAL CLEAR so you can use it for driving etc. For those unfamiliar with progressive lenses, it will take a day or two of fitting to appreciate it, and for those who know how to use progressive lenses and need to buy a pair because you either lost yours or they are broken, this is the pair you are looking for to replace them. The frame is very light and well made, doesn't look cheap, it actually looks like my prescription glasses only it's a bit bigger, other than that I'm not complaining. To give you an idea and a brief description, 50% of the top lens is transparent without magnification, so you can roll your eyes and still have a clear view without turning your head. In the lower part, however, only the center of the lens has magnification. So if you're looking or reading up close, the object needs to be centered to get a sharp image, which means you have to turn your head, otherwise the object will be blurry if you just turn your eyes left or right roll, and it is normal for people to complain of dizziness with any progressive lens. You have to get used to it and learn how to use it. Will intentionally decide to get an extra pair.