Review on Eyekepper Progressive Multifocus Blocking Multifocal Vision Care via Reading Glasses by Christopher Lewis

It's only my second year of wearing glasses so I'm figuring out my preference. I prefer larger frames for aesthetic reasons, but most are too big for my face. My first two prescription glasses had spring loop frames on the temples and after a few weeks they became loose on my face, requiring frequent adjustments. This year I was planning to try frames without spring arms and maybe with these nose pads. Then, while waiting in line at the CVS pharmacy, I saw Foster Grant making "multi-focus" glasses that work almost as well as my prescription glasses. The downside is that the frames break within a few weeks even if they are not misused. I figured if CVS had OTC progressive lenses, Revain would have a hundred times more. I am farsighted and got these glasses with a power of 1.75. I immediately love how they look and feel. The colors are rich and vibrant. For me, the color I see as orange on my screen and looks more rosy on my face in person. All 4 pairs fit my face perfectly and are very light. The blue light filter is visible in reflection at a certain angle, but does not darken the lenses. They have spring arms but I agree as 4 pairs were under $35. I find I have to lift my chin a bit to see my phone clearly, but again, that's okay because of the cost. I will use all 4 pairs.