👓 Flexible Rimless Reading Glasses with Enhanced Specifications Review

Overview: Super light, crystal clear and (so far) durable for all day use. I realized that at 150 I was using reading glasses that were too powerful, so I switched to 125, which is much better for everyday reading. I needed lightweight readers like these so I bought a pair. I liked them so much I bought 2 more pairs to have on hand. ) and I like the golden frame. My only wish is that the top half of the readers don't have the strength for me to carry them without taking them off to talk to…

EDIT After 2 years: still good. but they are still very comfortable because they are so light but not very resistant. The attachment of the frame to the lens is only 2 pins and this is the weakest point of the glasses. I tried to attach it with some crazy glue (those are pins, not screws) but without much success: they became tool glasses. Another problem I mentioned earlier is that the power of the glasses (diopters) is not written (actually written, but in ink that is quickly erased). Since…

These are the most comfortable, lightest and best value reading glasses I have ever seen. I have a wide face and I have a hard time finding a shape. Most store-bought readers are designed for a child-sized face, so they pinch my temple. These glasses look, feel and fit exactly like my $1200 silhouette glasses that I bought at an expensive eyewear store. They require careful fitting to fit the nose pieces to the bridge of the nose. The silhouettes remain the same. I compared them side by side…