👓 Premium Rimless Frame Bifocal Reading Glasses: Titanium Alloy Lightweight Readers for Enhanced Flexibility and Comfort Review

The most comfortable I've found and I love the minimalistic look. However, they are damn soft. The frame is very strong, difficult to bend and may straighten when bent. However, the lens is made of very weak plastic. I've broken a few pairs but keep buying new ones because I can't find a pair I like better. I would give 5 stars if they were a little stronger. I have a few cheaper pairs if I know I work in a garage or something, but now the two year old broke them by pushing them while they were

Post-operative cataract surgery for a short-sighted person can be uncomfortable because you've completely lost your near vision - you can't even squint and see. But your distance vision is fine now. However, now you need reading glasses that sit on the tip of your nose, and I hated them. These goggles aren't progressive bifocals, but you can wear them all the time instead of carrying around readers. They're light and comfortable, but you'll have to get used to the midfield line unless you opt…

I had to replace the 1st pair. The frame mounts for the arches were lost. Fastened with rivets, not screws, so tightening was not possible. A few replacements seem to be doing well in this regard. My problems aren't major, but maybe more related to how I need them to work. The bifocal part is fine, but the clear part of the lens above the bifocal lens is a little distracting. Of course, I don't expect perfect optical clarity at this price point, but they just aren't always in the right place…