👓 Half Moon Frame Reading Glasses with Spring Hinge for Men and Women - Kerecsen 2 Pair Readers Review

I've tried a variety of reading glasses over the last year. From full-size reading glasses that had to sit on the tip of your nose to speak to someone, to the bifocal style. It was good but then I asked why I watch TV through the top transparent glass when using a laptop. They were always dirty and heavy. I didn't end up with the crescent style. These aren't the highest quality items, but they're great for nightstands, bedside tables, kitchens, and even at work when you need to talk to people…

Decent glasses and for such a price there is nothing comparable. The lenses are wide enough for comfortable reading and fit almost everyone well - I've had family members try them on with different head shapes and they fit everyone well. You will have to change them, but your optician will likely be happy to do this and adjust them for you free of charge if necessary. The lenses are clear, distortion-free and easy to clean. I use a microfiber cloth (one included) and lens cleaning solution. Not

The number of stars reflects the overall quality for the price. But here's the thing. The arms appear to be 100% plastic. There's nothing wrong with that, but it also means they can't be bent to fit. I (and probably many people?) have one ear slightly higher than the other. This means I have to flex the temples a bit so the lenses are flush with the front of my face. . I don't know how common this is in humans, but be aware that these temples don't "flex". Sometimes things that look like…