glens Unisex Armless Reading Glasses - 3 Readers - Emergency Lightweight Pocket Ultra Thin Readers

These tiny reading glasses actually work and do the job i purchased them for which is primarily for reading menus in restaurants. They fit loosely on my nose and require a little finessing to get in the right spot, but then they do what they are supposed to do and I can read menus with ease. My wife likes to point them out to waitresses and waiters and so far, none have even noticed them until they look closer. The carbon fiber printed card case is just heavy paper but does the job fine and fits in my wallet easily. I carry my wallet in my front pocket and i'm not sure how well these would hold up over time if sat on repeatedly. So far, so good!

to fragile and small. i threw them in the garbage right away.

Perfect for wallet for occasional use like restaurant...

Good product, but it didn’t stay on my type of nose. The bridge of the nose was just a little on the flat side for it to grip. Someone with a taller bridge would work great.

pro: it is nice, small, very portable, accurate grade. it works.con: very fragile, flimsy, does not clip on to my nose bridge securely, a gentle breeze can blow it away. field of vision is very small i had to slightly move my head left to right when reading.

It holds in place for me. Given its very small size and it is inside my wallet, I am now more confident during emergency unforeseen situations where I need to sign papers. I drove my wife once to the emergency hospital and I found myself in panic as I had to fill-up forms. After that experience, I vow to better prepare myself and this tiny Glens reading glass serves this need. The other brand that I considered was Thinoptics, but given that Glens fits inside my wallet is a crucial factor because the best reading glass is the one with you during in times of need.

This is a great idea. They are small and light and would be good to carry in your wallet. That's where the good ends though. They are very hard to place on your nose in a way that they will not fall off. And, if you manage to get them to stay on, you have to fiddle with the angle they sit at to be able to read anything. Also, because of the small field of view, you really have to place them closer to your eyes, so you're limited as to where you can put them on your nose. You can't just place them anywhere on your nose where they are comfortable for you and stay on best. These are basically unusable for me, but I liked the concept.

Amazingly thin and so clear. Neat and small. Does not feel like you have glasses on. My only fear is that I’ll lose them. It’s like keeping up with a piece of paper. Great invention