Reading Glasses

Description

Weighing less than 2 sheets of paper, Frontpage Reading Glasses are feather-light, durable and ultra-thin. They fit so comfortably in the front pocket of your pants, you may forget they’re with you. Paired with a brushed aluminum, felt-lined 4mm case, they gracefully nest together for protection and portability. Frontpage are full-frame readers, which are a more familiar form factor, without the bulk, for people who have used reading glasses in the past. Both Frontpage styles fit in the felt-lined and magnetic Milano case, but will not fit in the other systems for ThinOptics Readers. Frontpage Reading Glasses are created from medical device materials, like Nitinol, the super-elastic metal alloy used for heart stents. Lenses are incredibly slim, and made from bulletproof-strong polycarbonate lenses. Yep, we don’t mess around. Top quality materials help make both styles light, comfy and durable. Review: Not one for constant use - Fashionable and light, but designed to be used occasionally and put away in its case. A design flaw. I use readers constantly: to read my phone, computer, books, etc., so I keep them handy on a nerd string. The arms of these glasses are skinny, almost flat wire, so they won't connect to my strings. Even when I thickened up the arms with some tape so I could use them with my nerd string around my neck, the glasses didn't stand up a week under contact with hugs, light sweaters, or lanyards. Review: Defective product, asked for more money for replacement - The case broke in a couple of weeks, when I contacted them for a replacement, they asked for more than what it would cost to get a brand new one. Shady business practices here. And recently the classes also broke at the hinges