Fsread 3 Pack Reading Glasses Men Sporty Blue Light Blocking Comfortable and Flexible Lightweight Readers

Fantastic product. Cheap and effective. I no longer fear losing my glasses. I used to fear the cost of replacing £70 prescription glasses. These reading glasses are just exactly right. If I lose or break them, I will just order more. No problems.

Yes, although these glasses are light and comfortable, the side arms have very little drop at the section which is supposed to fit behind the ears to prevent them from slipping down. The application of heat allows this section to be bent down - giving a much better fit. Luckily, I have a desktop tea warmer. I removed my tea and pressed down the bent area portion of the arm on to the hotplate, which was set at 80 degrees Centigrade. At the same time I pressured the arm at the extremities so that it assumed the required shape. I tried this for a couple of 30 second exposures to the heat and then, keeping the arm bent in the desired angle, I blew on it so that it cooled quickly. This worked a treat and resulted in a secure fit. I hope this helps others with the fit problem.

A+++++

Nice reading glass at affordable price. The lens is also long lasting not easy to get scratch.Getting three of them is handy so I can place them around the house. No point to get the pricy one and need to take care all the time which is annoying to see it scratch or damage.

Hard to be too critical of reading glasses which work at this price. That said, my previous readers were from a well known brand and bought in a warehouse style members only shop. They were ~£15 for 4 pairs. Far superior with spring hinges, and decent soft cases. Also got a set from there at the same price - rimless with metal frames.These are the cheapest simple bits of plastic with rubber over the arms and rubber nose pieces. The latter of those have already started falling off my glasses two months in.I got them mainly trying to get a set of larger lenses and wider frames. The frames are slightly wider (so I think their dimensions are probably correct - I've not measured). The lenses are sadly no different. Wish I could find some which makes working on things where you might need to look up or down more, a bit easier.So cheap and OK for a while, but I don't think they are actually a massive bargain compared to alternatives and I don't see them lasting long.Had a lens fall out of the 2nd pair I started using (although that's happened with other glasses and it popped back in easily enough).I agree with another reviewer that the lack of definite hooks to go behind the ears is a downside. These have a slight downward curve in the arm and then presumably rely on the rubber covering to hold them in place.It mostly works, but I stow my reading glasses on top of my head quite a lot. These just won't stay there.The rubber nose pads are OK-ish, but just below them is a sharp point on the hard plastic frame. That's really uncomfortable for me.I thought I could live with these as a cheap alternative, but the drawbacks are too many for me permanently l personally. Seller did reach out to offer a solution, however.

I thought the glasses are very smart and robust but I did ask for 2.5 and received 2.25

Really nice glasses for the price. Unfortunately it wasn’t long before I lost a nose pad from each of two of the pairs.

These glasses are great. They fit well and the magnification is spot on.The frames are flexible and I couldn't be more pleased regardless of price [being so cheap ] compared to highsteet opticians . I will no longer be spending hundreds of pounds on glasses .