Lazy Glasses Laying Down Light Prism Glasses 90°Angle Prism Glasses Neck Relaxer for Lying down Reading and Watching

It is perfect for reading and watching something on yor laptop while you can lay down completely flat and look above. The first photo is a selfie, and I could see the screen. And I am typing these while looking at the ceiling. You don't feel weird at all. Very good price. It's comfortable and light. The mirror could be a little larger maybe but that's fine.

Lightweight and more comfortable than others I've tried but the stems break easily. Since the price is good, buy a backup pair.

I was desperate to find relief from my neck issues and migraines. These prism glasses were a huge step forward coupled with chiropractic visits to feel better. I was walking in a haze of torturous pain for months. Chiropractics had helped but by the next week, I needed another adjustment. I evaluated the movements that may be leading to the neck problems and the biggest culprit was "text neck." I like to read books on my phone and the posture for doing this was aggravating the neck injuries I had sustained from 2 different cars hitting my car, 2 separate accidents a month apart. These glasses have given me some much-needed relief and still enjoy reading. You need to give it a few days to acclimate because at first it's a little disorienting.

These work great and are just as described. Good price, value, and packaging.

OK for the price. However the prisms are too small for viewing an iPhone held vertically. Turned horizontally the field of view is fine. It’s just when you turn the phone vertically to use some apps then cannot see the whole screen without moving it too far away. The glasses also do not fit very well over reading glasses but they fit barely good enough I guess. Not sure what to say. It’s a great product for the problem that it solves however the prisms could be a little bigger to increase the field of view and that would be better.

Love these, the only problem is I cannot use them without my contacts but I don’t believe there is a solution to this.

These are wonderful if you have neck problems or pain looking down. I had no issues wearing these while wearing contact lenses (except for a little pressure spot on my nose where they sat) but I had a difficult time wearing them over glasses. I had to kind of balance them on the top rim of a certain pair otherwise they sit at the very end of your nose if you try to wear them both on the bridge. Frustrating but I made it work.

YES. I don't have to choose between writing and resting my neck. I have inflammatory disease, mostly affecting my cervical spine and upper lumbars. I wrote 4000 words and edited a couple docs while pampering my sore back and neck on my first day off in six days. Without these babies? I'd have been bored and hating myself all day for being forced to DO nothing and accomplishing nothing. I also tested out if I could knit while lying down with this on. It worked. Next, I'm trying drawing with a lap easel. I can also watch tv if I angle my loveseat toward the entertainment center a little. If you have back pain? Buy immediately. There is no shame in ANYTHING that improves your quality of life. GET 'EM.

Se ve muy definido mi cell , inclinó un poco la cabeza si uso mi cell recargado en el abdomen , a mi si me gusto 👍🏻

Funcionan muy bien para ver recostado en la cama incluso para leer en Kindle.Me parecen un poco de baja calidad sus materiales, pero no afecta su funcionamiento.Me gustaría que fueran un poquito más profundos los lentes para que la imagen fuera un poco más grande.La imagen se ve muy bien aunque algo pequeña.Se puede poner sobre los lentes pero no va a quedar bien el ajuste. Yo me pongo mis lentes y sobre ellos acomodo estás gafas.Difícilmente se acoplan a unos anteojos normales, quizá a un armazón pequeño sí le quedarían bien. Pero si estás acostado, te pones tus anteojos y encima pones estas gafas, la función se cumple aunque se vea extraño, pues la finalidad es ver mientras estamos recostados.