Review on CliC Magnetic Reading Glasses: Vintage Tortoise/Clear Computer Readers with Adjustable Temples and Replaceable Lens - 1.50 Magnification by Michaela Hughes

Magnets and lenses work great with these glasses. There is no problem with the magnets peeling off as they are strong. This means that when you wear them again, they are not difficult to put together. They're firmly attached, so no problem. In addition, the frame and lenses appear to be of good quality, and the adjustable temple length is essential for a good fit. I think this model should be made for women because (you know they have color and style) they are narrower and people with wider heads will be squashed. The main downside for me was the strong strap connecting my arms because I like to read in bed with my head on the pillows. The firm hands made it too uncomfortable. It's no big deal, and if you pull your arms tight enough that the back loop is right around your neck, it's possible. Otherwise, a solid back loop is good because it's not flexible. I do not attach chains or other flexible loops to the frame as the goggles twist and turn as you are active or lean forward. They remain mostly rigid, which is great for workshop work or other active scenarios.