Review on 👓 NOVIVON Progressive Reading Glasses: Ultra-Light Blue Light Blocking Readers with UV Ray Filter for Women and Men by Brandon Bugg

I have previously received new (expensive) progressive lenses. I had trouble with them because of the distortion in my peripheral vision. They told me it was fine but I gave them up after a few weeks. I just couldn't get used to the distortion - so I misjudged distances and shapes. I recently tried such "multifocal" reading glasses. I bought glasses from "Braydon" (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074CJR3VH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). they liked it very much. There was virtually no distortion in my peripheral vision - optically they were very comfortable. The only problem was that they weren't strong enough. So I bought a pair that were half a diopter bigger and at the same time decided to buy a few more pairs from different manufacturers including this one. New admissions have arrived. a few days ago and they are great. Very low optical distortion. They arrived this morning and I've been wearing them for several hours now. I like the style of the frames much better than any of Foster Grant's suggestions, but the lenses - while not as bad as my prescriptions - still distort a bit. I'm expecting a third pair from another manufacturer to arrive in the next few days. I'll update this if they perform as well (or better than) the foster parenting glasses. Overall, these glasses offer excellent value for money, but I highly recommend "multifocal" glasses for admissions scholarships - not for their style, but for their lens.