Review on Eyekeeper Tortoise Frame Blue Light Filter Reading Glasses for Men and Women, Small Vintage Computer Screen Glare Blocking Digital Readers by Chris Worlds

I was really looking forward to these particular glasses as I had headaches from spending too much time in front of the screen and was having trouble sleeping at night. I put them on as soon as I received them and was very disappointed. The glasses were rather small, almost childlike; they were also very narrow at the temples and bridge of the nose. I have to take them off after wearing them for a short time because I can't stand the pressure on my temples which makes my headache worse. The bridge is so narrow that it leaves deep indentations on the sides of the nose, very delicate and ugly. I also ordered a 2.75x magnification (measured by my optician) but it wasn't powerful enough. The distance from my glasses to my computer monitor is about 26 inches and is a little blurry. I have to lean forward (about 18 inches from glasses to monitor) to get a clear picture; After a few minutes, however, my back begins to cramp because I have to sit in a forward-facing position to see properly. I don't know if that means I should have ordered the 3.00 or not but I won't be returning them because I need to use them until I find wider and lighter glasses as I spend MANY hours a day before mine monitor spend . When I ordered these glasses a few weeks ago, they were $10; Now they're $20 so I'll buy other glasses elsewhere. If you have a narrow head and a narrow nose, these glasses might suit you, but not me 😞👓!