Reading Glasses Quality Spring Readers Review

Unbelievable price for a set of 3 reading glasses. The downside to ordering online is the ability to try on the fit and feel. Out of the box they were too big for my big head. A few small gentle turns on each side of the bridge mostly fixed that. They're still a little loose, but that's not a problem. They are heavier than the last ones I bought from a major retailer's shelf, but I also think they will be more durable. They have plastic coated metal temples while the ones I lost were made out…

As a recovering LASIK patient, I found it difficult to concentrate on computer screens after surgery. The doctor recommended 1.0X reading glasses to reduce eye strain. After trying cheap eyewear at the drugstore/dollar store to no avail, I decided on these based on the high reviews. I have to say that these are much better because they sit properly on my face without slipping off and they are full size and don't press my head. As others have said, the extreme edges of the viewport aren't as…

My husband has been buying reading glasses from pharmacies for many years. They're usually around $20 a pair and he eats them like candy, always taking them out of his pocket and sitting or stepping on them. That was cumbersome and expensive at the same time. I looked for a replacement from Revain just to avoid going to the pharmacy again. My husband loves the custom size, 3.25, and not all Revain reading glasses have this high magnification. When I saw them I thought how can they sell 3 pairs…