ThinOptics unisex-adult Reading Glasses + Black Universal Pod Case | Clear Frames, 2.00 Strength Readers Clear Frames / Black Case, 44 mm

Excelente producto.

Handy little case glasses work well

A great solution to have reading glasses wherever you go. After 2 1/2 years of regular use, the bridge finally snapped. Im buying another one but with the MagSafe built in to the case. Only issues: 1. The plastic piece that fits along both side is your nose are rough and uncomfortable to wear for any length of time. 2. If you go with the non MagSafe version like I originally did and add a MagSafe sticker to it, it will work great. However, the standard magnetic strip size I got was wider than the case so it wasn’t a clean fit. That’s why I’m going with the version that has it built in to the case. You can’t beat the portability with these though.

Since getting LASIK, I need to use readers more often. I attached this to the back of my phone, so I'm never without a pair. Well worth the purchase and fully functional!

I bought these for my husband to attach to his phone when he forgets his glasses. They are a little small for the bridge of his nose, but he has used them many times in a pinch and he just holds them on if necessary.

I wanted to like these but found the nose grip to be too abrasive, tough and tight. My nose is normal size, if not narrow than most. For me the cost seems high for a single piece of plastic

Super practicos todas mis amigas me encargan unos

Pros: Light and handy. Cons: Everything else! Very unstable. Freak out delicate. True story: I'm at a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. It's cold and rainy. Someone challenges my seat so I need to read my ticket to prove I'm in the right spot. I take my handy readers out of their pod on my smartphone case. It takes a good 60 seconds because it's dark and I'm careful. They feel far too fragile to be quick about it. I finally ease them out of their pod. People are scowling. After I set the glasses on my nose, I tilt my head down a smidge to look at my ticket. And what happens? The dang things fall off! I'm now blind and desperately searching for clear glasses on wet rock while trying to calm the angry person in front of me. The usher is pushing their way through the crowd. I can't find my seat, nor my glasses. I'm quickly losing my sanity. Why hasn't Calgon taken me away yet? Where is my Xanax? Eventually, someone else reads my ticket while I keep searching for the glasses. My bestie. All the while laughing at how ridiculous I looked in these things for the 2 seconds they stayed on my face. So much so that she asks to see them after the concert and she laughed some more. I'm stubborn, though. I get home and try to read with them. Same issue. Won't stay on. This time I give up. I throw them in the deep bowels of my beside drawer and there they stay. One year later and they're still in the drawer dungeon. Did the creators consider their audience? Those of us wearing 2+ diopters are mostly 55+. We're shaky, aging, and arthritic. We're so ancient, we remeber life without the internet. Quite well, actually. We are, at a minimum, GenX. Our hearts can't take too much excitement; like the stress of glasses that won't stay put for more than the time it takes to say "whatever". Forget it, dude. Give me my fold flat FG readers even if I look like a 90 year old granny! These things were worse than useless. They were traumatizing. And the regular sized ones are not much better!