Jcerki Business Bifocals Reading Eyeglasses Review

I have never needed glasses in my life, but last year (at 52) I realized that I had to wear shop glasses with a magnification of 1, 00 needed to read something nearby. Not wanting to go to a professional eye doctor, I was looking for an "affordable" pair of glasses that I could wear all the time without having to constantly wear 1.00 reading glasses to read up close, so bought one I this. My distance vision is still very good. I bought it and as soon as I put it on I noticed immediately that…

I bought these glasses to replace a pair of rimless Fuisetaea bifocals that broke because I put them in my pocket at an awkward angle. I think the Fuisetaea had slightly sharper optics at the top of the lens, but it should be close. Then again, I recently answered a 911 call while wearing them. I didn't even realize I was wearing them. I drove to the crime scene and they are very good for emergency driving. Ambulances typically have lots of small lettering on the control panels for lights…

Maybe I just got a bad pair? I had these 4 days but I have 2 main problems: 1) The lower correction part of the lens (1.75 in my case), the lenses rise too high. Looking through the top of the (presumably uncorrected) glasses I see too much of a 1.75 bifocal lens. There is no smooth transition from the uncorrected peak to the 1.75 of the lens. It's too distracting. I understand these are not progressive lenses. But when I look straight ahead I see too much downward correction. If the 1.75 part…