JCUANGR Bifocal Reading Glasses Men, No Line Progressive MultiFocus Clear Top Readers, Wide Transition Multifocal Eyeglasses

I like these, they are a great value, both coming to me for less then half of the cost of one pair of single magnification glasses from Walgreens. I ordered variable (aka progressive) lenses. They do that pretty well and between the pair there is a difference in where that magnification begins and ends relative to the top or bottom of the frames, and how much magnification I actually like that. The manufacturer has placed a hydro-static plastic marker visible and easily removable on the lenses showing where the top and bottom range of magnification begins/ends, all good. What you need to know is there was a claim that the highest field on the lens would not have magnification at all, so that you could use them to drive or do other work safely with that field of view being absent any change. Neither of the four lenses on the two pair were clear of magnifying all the way to the top. They magnified less, but it always had magnification, perhaps as little as .25 diopter but that's a guess on my part, but they were not clear. I'm keeping them despite that disappointment. They were inexpensive, and either pair is versatile at clearing up images from a cell phone held close up, or a monitor or screen further away. If you truly need a clear field on top, based on my small sample, they don't do that.

I am glad that I decided to get these! I can see perfectly at a distance., but up close, I can't see anything anymore without it being blurry. I keep a pair of these in my purse, a pair beside my chair in the living room, and a pair beside the bed in the bedroom. That way, wherever I am, I have a pair handy. They sure are helpful, and take a lot of stress and straining away from me. It is so very upsetting to not be able to see when I have never had any trouble before. My eye doctor described it as maturing. I told him it was getting old. At any rate, I don't like it, but I am very thankful that I found these. I can wear them around the house with the progressive lens and not have fuzzy vision.

As reading glasses they are comfortable and functional. But I bought them for the ‘clear top’, thinking I could use them like half-readers but with the look of regular glasses. Unfortunately the top glass is not really clear, just a lower magnification than the bottom so they don’t work for what I wanted.

I really like the glasses for the price and the no line multi-focus lens is great other than I wish for my face/eye geometry that the distance (top portion) section of the lens extended a little lower in the lens. With that said, I wear them several hours per day to read and work on electronic equipment... Also, getting 3 pairs, I can put them around in multiple places for use.... the distance lens portion is the only reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 stars. I might also mention, that I didn't really want a "gun metal" frame as advertised and I got one black & 2 pairs of brown metal which I preferred over the gun metal.

These are great

If you would like to learn how to hold one eye still while still looking around with the other, these are the glasses for you. These glasses will defiantly help you progress from dull ache to full blown headache in moments. I appreciate what they are trying to do but the materials are so cheaply made that the prescriptive grind in the glass is simply not clear at any angle.

These are perfect. I can read a book and look up at the TV without having to put glasses off and on constantly. Lower half of glass is for reading and upper half if clear.

I’m not sure what they sent me, but they are not what is advertised. These are just normal old readers, same magnification through the whole lens. Cheap plastic very flimsy.

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