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Valentine Optics Desktop Computer Clip-On Reading Lens for Bifocal Age PC Users Review

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Description of Valentine Optics Desktop Computer Clip-On Reading Lens for Bifocal Age PC Users

Polycarbonate frame. Resin lens. The Clip-on Computer Glasses ELIMINATES lifting your head to see the desk top computer screen clearly; fits over the top part of your Bifocals, Trifocals or Progressive Lenses. 50% Lighter Weight Short Clip Design and Digital quality optics block blue light and give the desk top user a wider clearer computer viewing zone without glare. Professionally Corrected Lens Magnification and Optical Centering for making intense computer use easier for Bifocal Age Users. Fast Eye Relief from Eye Strain, Blurry Vision, Red Eye, Eye Fatigue, Headaches, and nagging neck and lower back aches. Multi-layered Non-glare Anti-reflection Blue Light Blocking coating for improved vision and better depth perception. Easy Fit Clip on and Flip up convenience for BETTER VISION AND BETTER ERGONOMICS. Custom Designed crushproof clip-on case, and ONE YEAR BREAKAGE WARRANTY.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Just what I needed

I wear bifocals with progressive lenses. I don't need them to read books as long as I have a book or Kindle e-reader next to my face. I am very nearsighted and over the years as I have required stronger lenses to correct my distance vision it has become increasingly difficult for me to read in them as they interfere with my near vision when worn. Bifocals came in handy for something as average a distance as when looking at a computer monitor. The problem was that I always tilted my head back to

Pros
  • Clip-on computer glasses WITHOUT having to lift your head to see the desktop screen clearly; fits over your bifocal, trifocal or progressive lenses.
Cons
  • Available in white only

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Thanks very much! Your screen readers saved lives.

I've just bought new glasses (after 10 years) and couldn't afford to replace progressive lenses so I opted for traditional bifocals. I was still having eye pain/headaches from working on the computer and now my neck hurt a lot. A sign of aging? Since I write for websites for a living, this bothered me a lot. It wasn't until a friend noticed that I kept moving my head up and down to get a clear view of the computer screen that the lights went out! I didn't see the computer. screen in focus. I…

Pros
  • Multi-layer anti-reflective anti-reflective coating that blocks blue light for improved vision and depth perception. Easy fit Comfortable zippers and angles of inclination for BETTER VISIBILITY AND BETTER ERGONOMICS.
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  • Other Other

Revainrating 5 out of 5

An economical solution that delivers great, if not perfect, results.

I wear Varilux Phyiso progressive lenses in a frame size 53□19 which is quite wide and I was concerned that the clips might not fit the way I wanted. To my surprise you would think they were designed for this frame as the bridge appears to be almost identical whilst the width between the outer edges of the lenses is 119mm versus 124mm of my goggles in this semi rimless frame and the height is 26mm versus 26mm is 33mm my glasses and the thickness of the plastic lenses is 2.8mm. The total weight…

Pros
  • Custom designed rugged snap-on housing and ONE YEAR BREAKAGE WARRANTY.
Cons
  • Not bad but...