LifeArt Alloy Semi-Rimless Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses for Men and Women 👓 - (+0.00 Magnification) - Anti Eyestrain, Gaming, Computer, TV Glasses with Anti Glare Technology Review

I've been using reading glasses for a good 10-12 years. I had to go back to the $42 Scojo gels to be fully satisfied. Especially when it comes to "clear vision", which means that the lens is not distorted at any angle. The distortion in cheaper glasses tends to occur at the "edges" of the lens. This Life Arts brand offers the "crystal clear vision" I need and does it with a blue light blocking benefit that Scojo gels don't offer, and they do it without "tinting" the lenses with an ugly…

Optical clarity is very good - 2.75 reader. Came with a good case and a blue laser beam - we were very impressed with how much blue light the glasses blocked. Stylish frames worn by women at work. The packaging is soft so it's a good thing the glasses came in a hard case; The laser light was a bit dented but still worked. The only downside to the goggles is that there is a small wire sticking out of the corner near the right hinge, but it doesn't obstruct the view and hasn't caught anything yet

These glasses looked very beautiful in them. They were comfortable and I think they were accurate. However, I couldn't get used to wearing them. When ordering, choose the highest strength you need. This is what is at the bottom of the lens. It will then gradually fade until it reaches half strength and that will be on top of the lens. I'm used to regular bifocals, so they just didn't fit me. However, if you REALLY love wearing progressive lenses, I think these will be the ones! I will only give