Review on CliC Magnetic Reading Glasses with Replaceable Lens, Adjustable Temples - Executive Style, Black, 2.00 Magnification by Shannon Baroody

Reviews of other Clic reading glasses report a tight fit, which in my experience affects them in two ways. First, a tight fit and inability to adjust the position of the goggles. on my nose turns choosing a pair of Clic reading glasses into another game. The tight fit keeps the goggles so close to my eyes that the focal length gets shorter. For example, I wear 2.0 reading glasses when using my laptop (on my lap, not on my desk, where 1.25 glasses usually work best for me). Depending on how I'm sitting and where my computer is on my lap, I can lower my glasses slightly on my nose to compensate, and my old reading glasses do that. However, when I'm wearing the Clic reading glasses, I find them to be that way close to my face is that I have to hold the computer closer than usual, which is uncomfortable. The book should. stay close too. This makes them difficult to buy online as they require a trial run before an accurate selection can be made. Another issue is the landing itself. They feel comfortable on the head, but when I tilt my head up the magnets move apart and the goggles either migrate to the nose or fall on the neck. It's a minor thing, but at least you're being warned here. The idea is great. However, I would advise you to buy the first pair where you can try them in practice. Then, once you know what focus power works for you, no matter what you're wearing, you can order more pairs online as long as they fit your head well. whiskey (bows). back about 1/4 inch. The plastic seemed to adapt to this maneuver, even stopping in the same place on both sides. This changed everything I had said above. The focal length is now as it should be and the glasses don't move apart when I lift my head. Now these are the Wardens as I am happy with their function.