Review on 🔍 Enhance Your Vision: High Magnification Power Readers Reading Glasses 4.00-6.00 by Christopher Meyer

I've been looking for paint by number glasses and haven't found any until I found these. The number is very small, as are some areas that need painting, and my regular reading glasses just aren't strong enough to do the job. As a result, I have a few pristine photos to work on now. I just can't believe the difference. I no longer have to struggle to read a number or wonder if I'm deviating from a numbered area. Another benefit is that I don't have to bend my neck to read the numbers, causing unnecessary tension and pain in my neck. These glasses have brought the fun back to my painting by numbers. Update: I've read the reviews and don't think some of the bad ratings are justified. The performance that works for you depends on what you want to use it for and the quality of your own eyes. If your eyesight is not very good for small print or details, you may need enhanced eyesight. While I mainly use them for the detail work mentioned earlier, I use them when reading fine print and when using my phone or iPad. I don't have to hold the reading close to my face - some say 3 inches from my face. I'm holding a book or a phone as usual. It's all about what strength works best for you, and it's mostly trial and error. I bought a few glasses until I found the one that fits me best. In fact, I have them in different strengths depending on what I'm using them for. My old eyes no longer adapt to different uses like they did when I was young. The thickness I work at on the computer is different than the thickness I draw from numbers or stitches and it's different when I read depending on the size of the print. Just because a certain thickness makes things look blurry , that doesn't mean the glasses are rubbish - it just means you haven't found the best power that works for you and you need to try other powers until you find one that works for you. .