Review on 👓 3-Pack Blue Light Blocking Retro Round Computer Readers with Spring Hinge for Men Women by CRGATV by Gail Rogers

About 2 years ago I had cataract surgery. I'm under 60 so it was weird but it was a blessing because I've had terrible eyesight since I was 6 and have worn all kinds of prescription glasses for as long as I can remember. Why is this important because I know glasses, horn-rimmed glasses, thick lenses (20x900), bifocals, trifocals, varifocals, photochromic glasses, safety glasses, flip-clips, rubber sports glasses? You name it, I wore it. Before the operation, I had the opportunity to choose a lens that allowed me to change distances, or a monofocal lens, which required me to wear reading glasses (for two distances, reading and computer) forever. Having worn glasses my entire life, I have opted for monofocals when reading about halos and headaches as they constantly came with lenses at different distances for my new eyes and playing with them was unnecessary compared to wearing reading glasses appeared. That brings me to the next review. In the last two years I have bought about 50 pairs of reading glasses of different distances and prices. This pair is solid, accurate, fits well, and easily identifiable as my computer glasses because I chose a different shape and color scheme than my other more traditional readers. I would buy them again and recommend them to my family and friends. I am not a paying customer and hope this helps.