Review on 👓 Premium Rimless Frame Bifocal Reading Glasses: Titanium Alloy Lightweight Readers for Enhanced Flexibility and Comfort by Gina Putnam

Post-operative cataract surgery for a short-sighted person can be uncomfortable because you've completely lost your near vision - you can't even squint and see. But your distance vision is fine now. However, now you need reading glasses that sit on the tip of your nose, and I hated them. These goggles aren't progressive bifocals, but you can wear them all the time instead of carrying around readers. They're light and comfortable, but you'll have to get used to the midfield line unless you opt for prescription varifocals, which are much more expensive. They may be fragile, but the small case keeps them safe in your purse. I broke my first pair without a case in my purse and immediately ordered a second pair.