Sightline6001 Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses

After one day's use, best readers I've had for combination of computer work (monitors at arm's length) while reading closer documents on the desk: I normally use 2.5 for reading, so these ranging from 3.0 to about 1.5 work very well. Lens size is great (vs. the larger size that many have, which I find a little clumsy). No blue light blocking (which most progressives have), and therefore no change in color or tint in what I see on the monitor, which is important to me for photo editing. Comfortable fit. Appear to be well constructed.

These are the best multi focal readers I've tried yet and they are a great price. I can read, use the computer or read my phone with no focus issues. Frames are good quality and no problems with scratched lens so far.

I wanted to use them for general use, but the upper portion is NOT clear glass. For a 2.00 lower I find the upper is a 1.25. It's OK for computer use at a desk, but not if you are more than 8 feet away looking at TV. Definitely NOT for outdoor use. I have a large head and usually wear my hats on the last one or two pegs, some hats I cannot wear, too small; but these large glasses fit fine, maybe a little large.

These are unbelievably durable and very very clear. I just bought my second three pack. I keep on in my office, one by my TV chair and one pair in each of our three vehicles and one in my workshop. THey are very durable and stylish as well. I have had the first three pack for well over a year with no breakage. A truly great bargain!

If you're used to regular reading glasses, these will take a bit of time to get used to, but once you are, you'll wonder how you ever made it without. I used to have to switch reading glasses back and forth if I switched from computer to a book. Typically for me, reading a computer screen requires a different strength than reading a book or something up close. For me it's about .5 difference, which is exactly what these provide. I don't really use the top third as my distance vision is fine. But the +1 for the middle (computer) and +1.5 for books is perfect for me.

Reminds me of the eyewear that Anderson Cooper wears - NOT the reason I got these. They are progressive (in my case at the bottom of the lens +2.50), work very well for me - I'd say they are small-medium sized. The frame around the lenses is metal, metal spring hinges, metal frame extends visibly about 1/3-1/2 of the way down the side, then (and I hope) it's metal inside the plastic for the reset of the side support. I like the look, the price is a little high, but I like how the sides bow out just a bit, allowing for a very comfortable fit and, I hope, durable design.

Excelentes, veo mejor que con los recetados.

OK, for the price I guess. I have had these for a while now using in my office at the computer. The one thing I do not like is that as you focus on the lower part of the lenses, a horizontal line will bend up in the middle of the screen.