Review on 👓 JO Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Square Blue Light Blocking Glasses – Enhance Reading with No Line Multifocal Readers & Reduce Eye Strain by Debbie Thomas

I was excited to try the JO reading glasses for a number of reasons but mainly because they were progressive multifocal, blue light blocking and larger than other reading glasses. Of course, the lens has to be clean for reading. These glasses meet all my needs and more. Sometimes I wear contact lenses and sometimes glasses. If I wear contact lenses, I need reading glasses to read up close and do some computer work. These tasks come at slightly different intervals. Multifocal reading glasses are good for me here. My regular prescription glasses are varifocals, so I'm used to wearing that type of glasses. They worked great at various ranges, even outside of what I intended to use them for. They were good for close-up reading and I didn't even have to take them off to watch TV. I have found that the larger frame size of the glasses and therefore larger lenses make them easier to use as multifocals. It just seems like your eyes don't need to be as precise about where to focus through the lens, and the transition to different distances is smoother. Blue light blocking is not noticeable on these lenses as it can be on some lenses. My prescription glasses block blue light and there is no noticeable change in color or clarity. It's the same with reading glasses from JO. Blue light blocking is very important to me as I work on the computer most of the day. I have different reading glasses and the blue light blocking method uses a yellowish tint that I don't like. Finally, the JO reading glasses look great and give the impression that they are made of quality materials. I would buy another pair from JO. The only thing I didn't like was the Halloween themed glasses case and the box it came in. I think the name Jimmy Orange is a marketing ploy. Not my taste.