🔍 Compact Clip-on Flip-up Magnifying Reading Glasses +1.50 Diopter Review

I use them for computer work at home, my eyes are not the same anymore :). Cons: The rubber on the clips wore out fairly quickly, but you'd have to be pretty obnoxious for the plastic clips to scratch your glasses. There's a small bar at the top. Well, I'm not sure what it's supposed to do. You must be careful when attaching the clips as the bar tends to shift the glasses if you are not careful. Doesn't really matter, just a second or two of attention, but I just don't get what the point is…

I've reached the age where my eyesight isn't what it used to be. I've been myopic my whole life and as a programmer, being able to see my computer screens is extremely important to me. Now the problem is that when I put the glasses on I sit too close and when I take them off I'm too far away ("focal dead zone"). I didn't feel like progressive lenses would solve my problem as I want to be able to see the entire screen sharply without tilting my head. I borrowed my wife's reading glasses and wore

I have problems with varifocals and bifocals when working on the computer during the day due to the distance to the monitors. As a result, I wear contact lenses and reading glasses, which is a mediocre compromise. I had a few Daiso clips before discovering and buying them. The Daiso clips allowed me to wear them over my varifocals and had no problem seeing my computer screens. They're great, but the lenses are about the size of 80's aviator sunglasses and they looked silly when worn over my…