Self-Adjusting Glasses, Black

These are decent glasses for the price, and the quality is acceptable. They do tend to scratch easily, that's why I got the multi-pack. Take care of em best you can, when they scratch, (and they will) toss em and grab another. Works for me, and I'm will work for you too.

I’ve ordered several different make-models of adjustable glasses. This IS MORE EXPENSIVE and it is worth the money!!

I have myopia with presbyopia and purchased these glasses in an attempt to read my computer monitor from approx 2 ft without having to wear my regular single-vision glasses. Short story: didn't work.

I wear contacts, and these help with reading smaller print and close projects. The glasses are firm, and work great for me. They could be a little bigger but they work.

The physical build of the glasses and position of the adjusters is good. For me, however, the reason I wanted adjustable lenses is that my vision does not remain constant from day to day. Somedays my eyes can't use glasses because my vision is better than with them. I was hoping adjustable lenses would help me to adjust from day to day. I found that none of the settings would work for me though, compared to cheap readers or prescription glasses. I ended up returning these.

First the good news: they work. They do what the manufacturer claims they will do. The frames feel sturdy and are metal. Surprisingly, the entire pair of glasses with robust frames and multiple lenses weighs the same as my single focus pair. Probably because the adjustables have plastic lenses and my single focus are glass. The earpieces have springs at the hinge for a more comfortable fit and less possibility of damage from bending.However, there are some issues: The lenses are small and the adjustable feature requires that a lens of progressively higher power slide into a center position with respect to your eye. The upshot of this is that the sweet spot of perfect vision is very small and only straight in front of you. Also, since you are looking through three plastic lenses, they are not quite as transparent as a single focus glass lens would be. The adjustment mechanism is not very smooth but, again, not so bad as to make the glasses difficult to use. They also were obviously designed for a smaller person since the nose pads are quite close together and they slide down my nose easily, requiring frequent attention.In the final analysis, I’m keeping them. As the day wears on and my eyes get tired I am able to use these glasses to compensate and continue working. They’re not great, but they do the job and I find them useful.

I bought these for my 95 yr old mother hoping to improve her sight for reading. I was very pleased with the product's quality but could not out perform her existing prescription glasses with them. I am returning them because the cost is too significant to just lay them aside, but hey, it was like getting a free eye exam for my mom right from her bed at the nursing home. Don't hesitate to try them if you think they may be helpful for your situation.

Unlike competitive brands product is well made and came with roomy solid case.More importantly I find I require different optical strengths when performing particular tasks; i.e. reading, using computer, watching TV or performing close work. Before I would find myself carrying two or three pairs with different strengths and switching pairs around to find best for tackling any particular job; in misplacing pairs from this inventory my 'complete' set was continually prone to getting split up, the loss meant guessing the strength of lost pair and replacing. This one pair does a better job than a small collection because I don't have to take them off- since within a range the have infinite adjustment, simply adjust focus to match job at hand- in this fashion they are both 'indispensable' and very convenient