👓 NRS Lightweight Short-Sighted Glasses for Nearsightedness - Not Reading Glasses Review

I gave these 2 stars because I ordered the first pair 5 years ago. They were black and the red ones were the best. I still use them. I wanted a backup so I re-ordered them 3 years ago but they were only black. 2 days later the frame broke and the glass fell out. while on my face. So I went back to the black and red. I ordered another pair about 9 months ago as I noticed the black and red ones are slightly scratched. 2 days later the frame broke and the glass fell out. So 1 out of 3 took longer…

I am 71 years old, have worn glasses since I was 5 and am very nearsighted. I have opted for implants, which make me somewhat short-sighted but save me from having to wear reading glasses. My doctor agreed. 4 weeks elapse between the last eye surgery and the receipt of a new prescription for glasses. Although I was able to watch TV and drive normally with the two new implants, I figured $15 wouldn't be that much for glasses to improve distance vision. My doctor recommended me either -1.50 or…

They are lighter and less durable (I think) than regular prescription glasses but I'm amazed and happy that it's an option! At the end of the day, my vision sometimes gets too blurry to drive or watch TV without squinting. They simply have to be at hand in such situations, which is why I didn't want to buy expensive glasses. HOWEVER, for people who need them on a daily basis and just can't pay hundreds of dollars right now, this will help you see how they work! I'm sure they're more fragile…