👓 Wally e.Reader Reading Glasses: The Ultimate Solution for Men by Foster Grant Review

I originally bought a pair of these. They seemed good at first, so I ordered two more as spares in case I forgot them at one point or another. The hinge on the first pair broke out of the plastic frame, revealing poor quality. I opened the second pair's box and found that the ear was not even attached. The third pair has a broken nose stop. The containers were intact, they just arrived broken. The company refused to replace or refund. I'm guessing these aren't even real nursing grants. The…

The quality of these glasses is much better than those sold in a regular pharmacy. When I opened the package and put them on I was pleasantly surprised. When surfing on my phone or tablet, they are much nicer than cheap e-readers. However, after I got to work today and used them to view my two 23 inch monitors, there was a lot of distortion around the edges. It was eerie shifting your gaze from one screen to another - like missing something in your field of vision. It's very distracting. Can't…

Good modern eyebrow frames. Polycarbonate lenses. There seems to be a blue oily sheen on the lenses. If you turn your head or look out of the corner of your eye, the focus at the edge of the lens becomes blurred, so that you practically only have to look straight ahead. I also have a cheaper pair of Foster Grant Dustin models with plastic lenses (CR-39? Maybe not) and they are sharp no matter which way you turn your head. The pupillary distance (PD) of these glasses is 58.5±1mm and my eyes are…