Review on 👓 Men's Titanium Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses with Bridge-Flex Memory, Comfort Spring Hinges for Enhanced Vision by Christine Dillard

Summary: They are lighter than my other readers. It's easy to forget I'm wearing them. They are stable thanks to spring loops and a flexible memory bridge. They have withstood some abuse. They are high quality, distortion free, and have a smooth blue blocking coating. There are no flaws in the frame and lenses. The colors and style are great for both men and women. Excellent value for money and quality. The average cost for a pair is $5.50. Many other models at this price either don't have the same features or the same quality. Longer Version: These reading glasses are lightweight and feel very durable thanks to spring loops and a flexible memory bridge. I have reached the age where readers are needed now. I have several pairs as I always seem to forget or temporarily lose them. All of them are heavier and have thicker lenses. The flexible memory bridge flexes and instantly springs back. The manufacturer says the readers can be folded back toward the temples (3rd image), but not forward, as bending forward can cause the lenses to fall out. In any case, I tried bending them forward by hand and found I could bend them a lot more than I thought I would before I heard a squeak and pop that indicated the bend was affecting the frame, which held the lenses. Because of the flexible hinges and flexible memory bridge, they endured being crushed from accidental hugs (when you hang them on your shirt like I did), being crumpled in my pocket when I forgot to put them in my pocket and sat down, or to put things on it, like when they fall on the bottom of my wife's backpack, bag, or purse. In such situations I had to subsequently bend other readers with other readers. You can see they have a slight yellow cast due to the blocking blue coating (5th image). The blue lock seems to help if you use a computer or mobile phone for a long time. Blue block lenses and coatings have no distortion or flaws on the coating. The frames are also free of blemishes/defects. The colors and style look great. The last photo shows the color comparison of the frame. Starting at the bottom of the image, the colors are black, blue, brown, and silver. The blue I received was dark blue and almost indistinguishable from black. Brown is a dark copper color. Everything looks great. Last but not least… they are very beneficial. The average cost for a pair is $5.50. Many other models in this price range don't have the same features or quality, or are heavier.