Review on Revolutionary Neck Hanging Tri-Focal 3 Power Progressive Multifocal Reading Glasses - Seamlessly Line-Free! by Nicole Hunter

Long temples are new. does not fit the standard body. They hold well on the face if inserted gently under the hair...otherwise the hair will become slippery; will hang around your neck if you find it necessary to remove it, which I don't. The lenses are also interesting. As for reading, it leaves a lot to be desired. The sweet spot is so narrow horizontally that you have to move your head back and forth to maintain focus at any page size. Also, the highest magnification is very close to the bottom edge. So if you're trying to read very small print, you'll have to lift your glasses up a bit to see through the underside of the lenses. For computer use, the middle sweet spot is too close to the bottom edge, requiring you to tilt your head back to keep focus on the screen. For me, the central position is suitable for looking across the room. The top is amazing though, with a slight raise that suits me very well. I find them useful for walking or watching TV, the close-up part is good for checking the phone, remote control or watching the clock, and the center and top offer amazing clarity of objects at a distance. Everyone's eyes are different, but I hope this helps. I'm using single focus 3.0 readers but I need to scan the whole room. It's 3.0 from below, 1.0 from above.