Review on π Blue Light Blocking Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses for Women and Men with Spring Hinge - No Line Multifocal Readers by Michelle Langley
Not everyone can wear progressive lenses
Glasses are great for people whose eyes are adjusting. Husband uses it all the time. I, on the other hand, cannot use it. I used to try varifocals with prescription lenses and couldn't get used to them. I was always sick. My eyes just can't get used to it. After my cataract surgery I decided to experiment and see if I could use progressive lenses before buying new prescription lenses. It still does not work. However, my husband enjoys the glasses I bought, so the money was well spent for two reasons.
- Permanent surface
- Damaged
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