K.LAVER Photochromic Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking Multifocal Readers Spring Hinge Sunglasses

Really happy with this purchase. Would definitely recommend to others.

These have been holding up pretty good. Wear them a lot riding. Very lightweight.

I bought these to keep them on the pontoon so that I would be able to better see distance and have the benefit of the photochromic aspect. Unfortunately they aren't worth an ounce of [blank] for distance and the lenses seem to be foggy/not clear at all. Unfortunately I missed my return date and cannot ship back for a refund.

The transition between zones is very abrupt, which causes some issues adjusting. The different zones are too narrow. So, for the 0 magnifying zone, I have to hold my head down just to see clearly. If not, I'm looking through the middle, half strength, zone which is bad for distance viewing. Also, the side zones come too far towards the middle so you can't move your eyes at all to either side or everything gets blurry, regardless of which zone you're using. As long as you're looking straight ahead and using the half strength or full strength zones, like for reading, then they're fine. Also, the transition in sunlight works well and is very fast. Otherwise, it's best to take them off, which defeats the purpose of having them.

Love them!❤️❤️❤️ Quality and the look is in point. Highly recommendable. Saved me hundreds of dollars and performed just like if not better than my prescription glasses.

If you have never used progressive lenses before you will probably not like them. You have to point your head at what you want to see not just your eyes. I found that I can see better with these glasses but my neck is paying the price as I have to tip and shift side to side to get what I'm looking at into the sweet spot that I can focus through.

I bought a similar pair of glasses without blue blocking or photochromic properties a few years back but the lenses on these seem better with no side to side distortion as I move around. The blue blocking and photochromic properties put these over the top. There is controversy over the effectiveness of blue blocking on eye fatigue but it seems to work for me. These are also nicely progressive making the transition from far to near vision very gradual and superior to the bifocal glasses that I originally bought and most likely will return. I could have gone to one of the eyewear sites like Warby Parker or Zenni but I don’t know that I would have gotten a better frame or lenses.

Very helpful for aftercare from cataract surgery. Having one eye done at a time my prescription glasses no longer worked. These glasses worked well for reading and distances. I would give them five stars but they scratch easily. Purchase before surgery you'll be glad to have them.

La armazón es un poco antigua pero no había opciones.

No progressive elements to this, and the lens has a very cheap look and feel to it...a weird blue haze appears when sunlight comes into play, especially if it is from the sides. Frame is cheap, it broke this morning...or, rather it broke sometime overnight...on its own, the right lens frome split and that is how I found it the next day when I reached for them...never dropped, I used them for the computer and leave them on the desk in front of the monitor. Which is what promted this review. I was leaning towards a poor review for all the rest of the issues...including the progressive lens it supposedly has...I could not detect any difference top/bottom where focus came into play.. Do not buy.

Not darkening and cause eye pain due to poor quality

Supposed to be clear on top of lens for distance but my husband said it distorted his sight.. the lens were pretty small which might have been part of the problem

Not worth the cost for the low quality feel. Foggy lenses from new.