Review on 👓 REAVEE Nose Resting Pinching Reading Glasses 2 Pack - Temple Armless Readers for Women and Men +2.0 with Ultra Thin Design and Mini Portable Case by James Newbill

This can apply to any pair of pince-nez glasses. Located especially at the tip of the nose, these goggles don't tolerate any wearer movement at all, which is good for reading, but tend to slip or fall off if you aggressively tie your laces. I haven't tried wearing them on the bridge of my nose as they basically work (for me) like the bottom half of a B focus lens and the top half without glasses (medium to wide vision). I found them relatively comfortable. right out of the hull, although I'll try to loosen my grip a bit. With the current tension, my nose runs after a while (get it). The optics aren't bad, but I've only had them for about ten days, so I can't comment on the durability (scratch resistance) of the lens. They're handy little things that won't get caught in a collar, pocket, etc. with flip-flops. They're particularly good for reading in bed when you're lying on your side - you can't do that with traditional glasses. They make you look older than you are. there is, but after a certain age it doesn't matter anymore. Definitely worth having a pair even if you don't use them exclusively.