OPULIZE ACE Reading Glasses - Value 3 Pack - Lightweight Comfortable Frame - Spring Hinges - Mens Womens - RRR32

I'm extremely lucky that my prescription for both eyes is the same. This means that I can just buy products 'off the shelf' so to speak. These glasses so far seem really good value for money as the frames feel sturdy. My only quibblle is that they are tight on my head and start to pinch after a while (and I don't have a large head).However, the lenses are clear and it has been lovely to get three new sets of glasses for under a tenner! One paid of glasses from my local optician would have been very expensive, despite me being on disability benefits. He suggested that I just buy some online, and I'm glad I did.I have a pair that I can wear when I'm using my laptop. I have a pair that I can permanently leave in my handbag for when I need them, and another pair that I can permanently leave by the side of my bed so I can see to set my alarm for the morning etc. I wouldn't have had that had I bought a pair from the optician.So, great value for money.

Bought +1.5 glasses on advice of Optician following a recent eye test. I am very short sighted and wear contact lenses/glasses to correct this. With contacts, I cannot read or see PC/laptop screen, which was causing problems at work. My Optician could have sold me +1.5 glasses, but recommended I buy them from Amazon at it would be much cheaper. I bought these after checking the sizes matched my glasses and also I loved the patterns. They are really comfortable and at work I wear them all day as I use a PC most of the time. I am wearing the pink ones now as I type this review on my laptop. Without these glasses, I would not be able to work (as I cannot see the PC properly without reading glasses!) and more importantly I would not be able to enjoy watching music videos on my laptop. Highly recommend.

3 decent pairs of reading glasses at this price cannot be scoffed at. I can leave them around the house, pair in the kitchen for ingredients, pair in the bedroom for reading and a spare pair at work. But it forces me to ask how they are produced, how much do people earn to produce these things. If i'm honest they're not sustainable so all i can do is make them last for as long as i possibly can, because, to be honest, the reading glasses i pay specsavers £50 a pair for are probably produced in very similar factories , if not the glasses then the components.

All 3 specs were perfect for a couple of months, then one of the screws fell out of one. Luckily I had a tiny screwdriver so I screwed it back. Then the same thing happened with the second one. Then the screw fell out of the first one again. I screwed it in again but it wouldn’t screw right down - it was still slightly proud of the hole. Not surprisingly it has just fallen out again. I suppose at the price I paid, I shouldn’t be surprised. Just don’t expect them to last very long.

Sadly these glasses are too strong for me. I was hoping they would help my eyes read the small print, they just make my sight blurred. I am very upset as these three pairs of glasses are really good quality frames and lovely colours. I am sorry that I cannot return them and order a less strong vision set.

Finally I can read my phone or a map! Very clear, like suddenly going from half blind to perfect eyesight! I have the usual old age short sightedness plus some damage from an eye disease I had. Bought x3.5. I wouldn't ones at this mag for long periods as they are so powerful it might mess my eyes up (I don't know, that's just my instinct).

Nice reading glasses, good shape and size, not extremely sturdy, however sturdy enough, a nice variety of colours to match different outfits. One drawback is they are easy to scratch, but because they are not expensive, you can always buy a set of new ones. Definitely recommended.

At the strangely-low price I paid, I wasn't expecting much; essentially just wanted wearable magnifying glasses for close work and to be able to read the stupidly small cooking instructions on packets. Fortunately I don't have a strong corrective prescription for my regular monitor/readers so I'm OK with straight-forward magnification. These are a little snug for a large face, but not annoyingly so. At 2.5x, I can read tiny print easily at 8 inches away.