OCCI CHIARI Blue Light Reading Glasses 2.25 Women's Reader Frameless Lightweight Spring Hinge 1.0 1.25 1.5 1.75 2.0 2.25 2.5 2.75 3.0 3.5 4.0 5.0 6.0 Diptor

I LOVE THESE READING GLASSES!! I have spent tons of money on reading, blue light, sun and vision glasses, from cheap to extremely expensive. I even had lasik for my nearsightedness (can’t wear contacts) because I find glasses so uncomfortable. Even slight pressure on the bridge of my nose becomes very uncomfortable after a short time. These glasses are so light I didn’t feel them at first. After wearing them for over two hours, still barely feel them! Another HUGE plus are the lenses are incredibly clear. So many reading glasses, even the expensive ones, may enlarge print etc To a viewable size, but it is apparent you are looking through plastic. Everything is so clear and crisp with these glasses. Best buy I have made in a long time (and I make a lot)! Ordering my backup pairs now.

There was a sticker on the front of the glasses, bent over on both sides of the lens. I didn’t see any film otherwise or see any way to remove it if there were. They were extremely blurry for me and did not work. Additionally, they fell off my head easily. I loved the look of them, but not the design so much. They are definitely lightweight and would be comfortable to wear if they didn’t fall off and weren’t blurry. Also came with nice accessories. Ultimately not for me.

Okay, so up top, I suffer from a number of debilitating eye conditions that leave me legally blind, and on some days, very nearly totallyblind. "Traditional" glasses just make things worse, and I got tired of cheap plastic readers that, while they do absolutely help, always manage to break no matter how unbreakable the plastic frame is rated to be.I'm a writer and programmer and while my vision holds out, I dabble in graphic design, which means a lot of time at a computer or tablet. For me, these bring an edge of clarity that I didn't realize how much I had missed.The case itself is made of thin, but sturdy plastic. I'd feel comfortable accidentally sitting on it, which is more than I can say for the faux leather pouches my expensive sunglasses came in.The frames are roughly about the size of a human eye, so if you like to wear your glasses down your bridge a bit you may not like these. Personally I keep mine right up close, so this isn't an issue for me as I tought it might be at first.I haven't tested, and do not intend to test, intentionally at least, the sturdiness of the frame, but they at least VERY easily flex to fit my face, and I honestly forget that I'm even wearing them after a few minutes, which is rare for me as someone who is extremely touch sensitive/touch aware at all times.Lastly, remember to peel off the sticker on the lenses. There should be a tiny bit of overhang on one of the edges, although for mine it was a different edge on each lens, so took a bit of work to find it.Other thoughts: Screwdriver's a nice touch! I used to have one of these a long time ago, but heaven knows where I lost it, or when. These are just handy to have around in any case (no pun intended)

To be honest, I was, at first, taken a back by the extreme thinness and seemingly over- flexibility of the frame that is seemingly little more than "wire" rather than more rigid "metal" as has been my experience in wearing metal glasses. Happily, my skepticism was proven to be unfounded! (BTW, the ultra thin 'wire' frame is actually titanium hence its strength!)I've used them most extensively for 6½ days now (as of this post) for a great deal of computer work, craft projects, general reading and everything for which I need magnification (including such things as recipes as I prepare baked goods and so forth for the fast approaching holidays as well as manual instructions for assembly and usage of gadgets).The clarity, field of vision and magnification (5.0 strength) are exceptional and consistent throughout. No blurry or wavy spots. They don't slip down my nose or fall off my ears nor do they pinch. The blue light feature must be working as I no longe experience headaches even after many hours at my computer screen.The packaging was quite unexpected and included a generic white slip-on box, a more substantial black box with tucked ends and a sturdy 'click shut' type case containing the glasses themselves which were double wrapped for added protection. Included were the following items: red cleaning cloth of a surprisingly generous size for not only adequate cleaning of the lenses of these small glasses but also my oversized regular glasses, phone screen and the like, a comfortably soft lanyard that stays laying flat and doesn't curl up or twist as has been my experience wirh some other lanyards and a metal keychain cylinder containing 2 different types of screwdrivers. I cannot offer a review on the repair kit as I, thankfully, haven't had the need to yet adjust the screws. I can, however, attest to the fact that the keychain itself does hold up well alongside the other keychains on the major heavy-duty ring in my purse with no 'accidental' opening (unscrewing) incidents.I am so pleased with these glasses (gold, 5.0 magnification sttength) that I am going to purchase additional pairs in case I lose this pair.

These are so light and I really wanted them,But the lenses are curved which caused me to see double.

Flimsy, but I guess you get what you pay for.

I had my doubts as to whether or not these would be any better that much less expensive ones. They ARE so much more comfortable and stay up, too. Very light weight and inobtrusive and came with a case, lanyard, cleaning cloth and repair kit although they are also quite sturdy so I don't think I'll need to repair them any time soon. I'm ordering another pair!4/22: Haven't had them too long and I've been very careful but the plastic covering on the left ear piece has somehow detached - nowhere to be found, Still useful but I have to be cery careful with the sharp, exposed wire,

Love the rimless frame very light and comfortable to wear and no distortion. Great readers for the money! Fast shipping too!