Blue Light Blocking Bifocal Reading Glasses for Women - 1.50 Magnification in Stylish Purple & Brown Frames | Perfect for Computer Work, Reading & Screen Time Protection

Very pleased over all. I didn't realize that plastic lenses scratch easily but that on me. I still wear them. I REALLY like the spring hinges!Over all they are good glasses for my purpose The non-prescription part is not as clear as I would like. They negatively impact my normal good distance vision. I purchased them so i could keep them on while food shopping and be able to walk around without taking my cheaters( 2.5 glasses) on and off. It works for that purpose. I can see well enough to navigate throughout the store and be able to read ingredients and sell or best by dates on packaging. If the top part was clear i would have purchased another pair for watching TV but they wouldn't work for that because I want to be able to see the TV without the haze.I was surprised and how well made these are. The bifocals take some getting used to but that's not a manufacturer issueNose piece was detached, in the bag, but no screw. Would have returned , but needed badly. Rigged something up with a piece of wire. Definitely would not recommend.Flexible arms, light weight, perfectly positioned in the frame.. my far vision is fine.. my near vision is awful. I got a 2.0 reader and they're perfect. No more nose readers. I can wear them all day. I included a photo so you can see where the bifocal is set in the lense.These are just a bit heavy and they slide down my nose. Overall though, this is a well made product. I just need to find the right size for my face.These just did not work for me. Seems like a good product.These are perfect for being able to read a book or your phone and then look up and watch TV or walk around and not have to remove your glasses.The bifocal only works for things you're looking at that are really low, like a book or phone. These do not work for reading words on the computer because that's more straight out in front of you and you'd be viewing through zero magnification at that level. You could, however, use these to watch a zoom call on your computer if you're just looking at faces and then have the magnification for if you're writing notes on your desk during the call.These take a little to get used to in finding the bifocal spot, but trust me, progressives don't work if you want to watch TV or walk around without removing your glasses. I tried many progressives that say they're zero magnification at the top and they are not; they're just less magnification. They can't progress the bifocal the whole way to a zero magnification.