Review on 👓 Alsenor Progressive Multifocal Computer Reading Glasses - Blue Light Blocking Reader Glasses for Men and Women (Black, 1.5x) - Enhanced SEO by Steven Kile

Last month I had cataract surgery on both eyes. I opted for distance vision correction. I needed at least two different pairs of reading glasses, one for close-up reading and one for medium-distance reading. It was very annoying that I had two different pairs of glasses hanging around my neck. These glasses solved this problem immediately. I also have astigmatism. These glasses do not correct astigmatism and I did not expect that. I've been wearing progressive lenses for many years. Consequently, I had no trouble adapting to these lenses. As another reviewer noted, if you're not used to progressive lenses, you may need some time to adjust. It's worth it. When I really need maximum distance vision I have to look over the edge of these goggles, but (for me) that's a very small sacrifice. Having struggled with several reading glasses I am very very happy with them and yes I would recommend these progressives to anyone who needs reading glasses. My best pair of traditional readers was a 2.75 for close range reading. I ordered them for 3 (many levels of correction available). I am very happy about these readers. I think the negative reviews are probably due to users' inexperience with progressive lenses in general.