👓 Sightline P 306 Multifocus Progressive Power Acetate Reading Glasses - Premium Frame for Women (Black Tortoise) - 1.00 Magnification Review

I love Sightline readers and their progressive lenses. I recommend them to my family and other nice rock artists like me. They are very helpful in drawing details without having to take off your glasses to do other things. For example, I will follow the drawing lesson on the computer and draw at the same time. I need readers to see what I'm doing, but I don't need them for a computer. Progressive lenses allow me to still read the computer and then go back to my stone without taking my glasses…

I don't know why they are advertised as 'for women'. The frames are medium in size and while a little tight on my rather large face, they fit well. Color/style does not depend on gender at all. Glasses were great in the past. The frame is attractive and the lenses are distortion-free due to the gradual change in refractive power, which allows for easy adaptation. I need 2.5 power for reading up close like books, labels, magazines etc. I need 1.25 power for reading at a little further distance…

These are progressive trifocals, glasses with three different focal lengths (ie three different dioptres) with no lines between the lens parts. The transition between the focal lengths is gradual. I've tried some prescription lenses like this one and didn't like them and some other brands of contacts weren't as good either, but these are great. One of their advantages is that the see-through area is wider than others I've tried. If it's too narrow, you can only see straight ahead clearly and…