SA106 Rectangular Metal Frame Progressive Reading Glasses With Multi 3 Focus Review

Right now my distance vision is just fine, but I need strong reading glasses. I have progressives which go from essentially 0 to 2.25. My sister got a pair of progressive reading glasses at a drug store, which I liked, but I wanted glasses that would go from 0 to 3. I see these at revain, I like, I buy, and when they come, I put them on. Aaargghh! they have NO distance vision. I come back to revain to check. Nothing obvious -- until I hit the link that says "show more" where it tells me the…

Sorry not for me, bought them and never used them. Good for reading if you’re by yourself. Material is cheap and they almost look like a toy. Maybe in other color but not silver.

After a couple of days the handle became lose . Tried to tighten the screw and that there isn't any threads in the hole. other than that, they arrived on time, looked good but weren't.

I have had these glasses for about three weeks and they are as advertised. I can read while looking up occasionally to talk with someone or watch TV. The same glasses help me read, work on my tablet, and work at a computer. They are also large enough to fit my big head. They appear well made and durable.

I found that these glasses worked reasonably well. The frame is relatively sturdy. The feature I liked least was that the top of the lens still had magnification. Since I just had cataract surgery, I could see well at a distance, so the upper magnification impaired my distance vision. I was able to use these glasses for working at the computer with the mid-range portion of the lens, and the lower portion for reading something without changing glasses. The lenses are quite large which has some…

EDIT: The green tint is becoming more obnoxious. This is not optical quality glass, I think.I chose these glasses because of the relatively large dimension side-to-side, and that worked out well, especially after I bent the frame at the hinge so that there was more room for my wide head.There is a slight but very noticeable green tint to the glass, undesirable, makes me think the quality of the glass is not what I'd like it to be.Purchased 2.5 diopter lens, progresses to some lesser…

Love these. I wear readers, started wearing sunglass readers, and then I bought these. I like these because I don't have to "peer" over my glasses like an old granny or ben franklin to see straight ahead. I can just wear glasses and go about my day. Lightweight. Cheaper than the Foster Grants I started wearing. The frames are metal, but not flimsy. Will buy another pair when I finally lose these (I always do), but I doubt I'll have to replace them for any other reason. Recommended.

Recent cataract surgery. The doctor prescribed bifocals, which are OK for distance and reading, but my computer screen falls in between the two strengths. I wanted to try computer glasses without spending big bucks.These are OK. The reading part is fine, and the middle/computer part is pretty good, but the top/distance part doesn't work well for watching TV (and I'm usually sitting on my laptop at home, alternating between the internet and looking up to watch TV). This is not a fault of the…

Two out of three glasses had malformed lend with one lens not finished. There were waves and vision obscuring distortions.One set was fine and useable. The lens on this pair were optically close to accurate for a 1 to 2 diopter and not the 1.5 to 3 as described.

The quality is OK but I did have a lens pop out within a week of getting them. I do not like them for actual reading but I use these a lot for driving and outdoor sports like hiking & caving. I would buy them again.

The only thing I don’t like about them is that there’s no "zero” correction area at the top of the lens. I’d hoped I could wear them while reading something in my chair (phone, tablet, paper, whatever) and still see the TV clearly. Can’t do that, because the lenses provide at least some magnification all the way to the top. So, I have to push them down on my nose and look like an old fuddy duddy.

this was an excellent purchase money is tight and these glasses will do just fine till can get a new prescription and glasses have been using zenni optical for years but its not good not being able to try on the frames. save tons of money though really seems to be something amiss with some of the doctor opticians exorbitant prices on glasses that can be made for 10 percent on these volume manufacturers. but this is excellent can read the tv the computer would have liked a higher close up but 3…

Good lenses, with slightly tinted glass. However, one of the legs broke off after a couple of weeks of average use. I returned the glasses for a refund.

The top part of these glasses still have some magnification. They are fine for reading or computer use, but don't try watching TV from across the room or, God forbid, driving your car. Other than that, the quality is okay and they are priced about right.

I have about 10 pairs of readers laying around everywhere. I have also purchased some computer glasses (bi-focals). The SA106 is much clearer. I may use these all the time now. They seem very high quality. I would definitely buy again.