👓 Gaoye Blue Light Blocking Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses, Computer Readers with Spring Hinge for Women/Men Review

I've never tried transitional glasses, so I don't know if this is normal: I can't get rid of the shape distortion no matter how I look at it. Rectangles, like computer screens and windows, are crooked. This tires my eyes very quickly. I'm also having a hard time positioning them in the right spot on the nose for all 3 magnifications to work. I keep pushing her closer, tilting my neck up or down to find the right focus. In general, turning readers on and off is easier and less like walking…

I recently bought a couple of blue light blocking reading glasses. Because I often multitask or watch TV on my phone or laptop, I get tired of putting down or taking off my reading glasses to see the distance. I saw them and was delighted with the choice. When I received them I was impressed with the quality and feel of the glasses, the packaging, the hard case and the cleaning cloth. Especially for money. All other reading glasses I ordered did not come with a hard case. Why such a low rating?

I had cataract surgery last winter. Both eyes need to be read, but one was slightly short-sighted. I've always been farsighted, so it took me a while to get used to it. I have prescription readers but they let me down. Read from the face, not the computer's face. They just seem to be near and far, not in between. I figured post COVID I would make them try again. In the meantime I bought them to see if they help. They are VERY helpful. I can read with them and look at the computer and look…