👓 LifeArt Bifocal Reading Glasses with Transition Photochromic Dark Grey Sunglasses, Oval Frame, Computer Reading Glasses, Anti Glare - Tortoise, No Prescription/+1.75 Magnification Review

Very disappointed with these readers. The reading part consists of two moon-shaped semicircles at the bottom of the lenses. They are too low to be able to read without placing the glasses high on the face. I can watch tv through the top but it's a bit distorted for me because I'm a bit myopic. I definitely wouldn't go with them. As they get dark, they are very lightly tinted. Definitely not sunglasses. On the fence above. What I really wanted were progressive readers that are hard to come by.

This is the second pair of glasses of this brand and style that I have bought. These are the best glasses I have (and I have several pairs from other online shops in different price ranges). The curvature of a bifocal lens is up, not down. This provides a clearer image when viewed directly through the lens. It is far superior to flat-top bifocals. I bought a tortoise shell pair. They are durable and have spring-loaded temples that flex outwards when needed to ensure a very comfortable fit. They

I am correcting my rating because support contacted me to correct the situation. I never expected that, but I am very pleased that they care about their customers' satisfaction. Although the glasses didn't fit me, they are cute and the frame feels solid. First review: I wanted a pair of readers that fade in and out, eliminating the need for sunglasses AND reading glasses. That's definitely the idea behind these lenses, but the reality is that they don't get dark enough in the sun AND the…