👓 SOOLALA Vintage Designer Alloy Reading Glasses: Chic Slim Half Frame for Fashionable Readers Review

I recently had cataract surgery and now I need readers to see it up close. I alternate between looking at my computer and reading the fine print at work. I bought some very expensive half frame glasses from Readingglasses.com for $85 and they were so heavy my nose hurt by the end of the day. These glasses, on the other hand, are lightweight, smaller, and cost $12.95. I can look at the computer and then at my documents through my glasses and not a single line blocks my view. I found absolutely…

Since cataract eye surgery a year ago also corrected my myopia I bought 5 or 6 pairs of these near vision glasses. (I bought extra pairs as backups.) Every pair I've bought are still in great condition. I mostly use +3.0 pair for reading. To drive I rent a pair of +3.0. If I have a pair of +1.5 with me, they help me to see the dashboard clearly. Because they sit higher up my nose, they can even help my KN95 mask stay in place! I just unpack the glasses and put them on and they fit quite well…

The quality of these reading glasses is above average and better than other models I have tried. I like the fit over both the nose and nose guard - much better than other brands. You can feel the best metal quality and superior design. They can be worn mid or low on the nose and are so comfortable I wear them almost all day. I have ten pairs from three different brands, all with straight shafts and narrower nose arches and nose guards, so I don't wear them anymore. I do NOT have this problem…