Fisherman Eyewear Rimless Reading Tortoise Vision Care for Reading Glasses Review

Ultra light and small, easy to carry and comfortable to wear. The slim profile also facilitates overhead visibility for long-distance viewing. The quality of the lens is also better than that of the (still) cheaper readers that I bought from the discounter. They're not particularly attractive, but they don't look like old people's glasses, and the lightness makes them easy to take off if for some reason you suddenly want to look seductive.

As some others have pointed out, the edges of the lenses, particularly the top edge, are blurry. The top rim REALLY matters as these reading glasses are designed to be worn slightly lowered on the nose, allowing you to look up and down again without having to readjust your glasses. I would say the top 15% of the lenses are blurry. You can get around this by tilting your head back to an unnatural position OR elevating it onto your nose like regular glasses, negating the whole glasses thing…

These glasses are designed to be worn slightly lower on the bridge of the nose than normal glasses. For this reason, the bow arch is made a little wider. As a former optometrist I can say that the optics are very good and accurate, although I don't have a lensometer to check this. They're lightweight and the temples are flexible and designed to wrap around your head instead of bending behind your ears. I wouldn't heat and regulate them; they are not made of plastic. I like to wear them on my…