👓 LUFF 4 Pcs Flexible Temple Reading Glasses: Anti-Blue Light, Ultra-Light & Unisex Review

Now that I've started wearing reading glasses, I feel like I'm becoming a connoisseur. And I don't mind saying they're pretty good. Especially if, like me, you often forget or lose your reading glasses. The frames are very light and flex easily without pinching your temples. And the arms are long enough to go around my ears. If the lenses were a little bigger, I would hardly notice I was wearing glasses at all. Optical quality is probably better than average. I've had blue-blocking readers…

I bought these blue light blockers to keep my eyes from getting tired from working on the computer. As I age, my reading prescription increases 2.25 times. My optician told me you want to reduce this by 0.75-1.0 for computer distance, so I have 1.5x power and they work perfectly. They allow me to see the screen much better, and the blue light blocking should help keep my eyes from getting tired. My optometrist also informed me that if you strain your eyes while reading because of the wrong…

When buying reading glasses online it is difficult to determine the size of the glasses. Let's face it, most of us just look at the picture and buy what we see. So if there are dimensions there, we probably won't see them. These are too narrow. I'm wearing them as I write this. In terms of optics, they're an 8 out of 10, and a significant amount of light enters the back of the lens. Due to the wide shape, you get annoying reflections on the outer edges. Maybe it's just a shape problem. Perhaps…