Review on 👓 SA106 Rectangle Metal Frame Progressive Reading Glasses with Multi-Focus by Sarah Gonzalez

I often have to work with a computer screen and at the same time I have to refer to a book or other writing that is on the table in front of me. My reading glasses are good for a book but too strong for a screen. This makes me have to switch between glasses, which is really annoying. Most of the time I was just trying to squint to "make things happen". These multifocal lenses are just what I needed. I ordered the strength that works best for normal reading. The top is about half the size and makes the computer screen sharp enough for me to be comfortable. However, I realize that some training is needed. I have to keep my head down when reading the screen. It gets uncomfortable during long sessions when I'm not reading something on the table in front of me at the same time. So these will not only replace what I had, but as I said, will continue to be used for long sessions of just looking at the screen. The focus isn't the best. This may be because I ordered an increase that was perhaps too high. On the other hand, they have few strengths. But I suspect the lenses are not of the best quality. In my test, it seems to me that the two lenses aren't quite aligned, causing one side to be slightly out of focus. Hence the four stars. In summary, they have nothing to do with the quality of custom lenses. They are also not as expensive as prescription glasses. If I did more of the work they help with, I would most likely spend the money on prescription lenses. They are good for infrequent use.