Reading Glasses Clip On Magnifiers for Eyeglassesand Flip Up Blue Light Blocking Ultra-light Glasses for Women Men (transparent, 1.0x)

I only wear prescription glasses and needed some cheaters that could go over them and these are it. They work as listed. I got the 1.5. I use these predominantly to work on the computer that is at eye level. The only thing is, I wish the clamp was see through so the black outline wasn't so noticeable to my eyes when looking at the eye level computer screen. Not a big deal, just my preference (reason for 4 stars). If you're using these to read a book or look at a screen below eye level, then these are perfect! Glad they came with a hard plastic case so I can toss them in my bag without worry. Would buy again

They clip on easy and work well.

Bit of tight fit to put on glasses.

I love these glasses, this is my second pair but the glasses came detached from the clip, for me it's usually easy to find out how things work and it took me around 10-15 mins to attach the glasses to the clip, if this happens to you be careful because they are kind of fragile because of the design, I hope this is an isolated case and that is why I'm giving them a 4 stars review.

Working from home, I discovered an issue that I didn't really pay much attention to before. I have trouble seeing my computer monitor when I'm wearing my glasses - bifocals. I can see well enough from the bottom of the lenses, but that's not tenable for 8+ hours a day. I needed to find something else.I briefly tried putting reading glasses over my regular glasses, just so that I could see. Not very comfortable for very long. So I thought I'd see if there was any such thing as clip-on magnifiers. Lo and behold, there are.Because of where the clip is, I was a little hesitant. I have a pretty strong prescription, which usually means my glasses are pretty heavy. Having something balanced right over top of your nose for even 10 minutes, when your glasses are already heavy, is extremely uncomfortable. But I saw the reviews saying it they were light, so I thought I'd give them a try.I've been using them for a few weeks now, and I must say that I'm quite happy with my purchase. The fact that I can flip them up and down is a good benefit as well. When I don't need them, I can flip them up out of the way, or I can take them off. Flipping them up halfway does create a balance disparity, so they do tend to feel heavier that way. If I flip them all the way up, though, it just feels the same as when they're all the way down.Even though these are lighter than other similar clip-ons I've worn (sunglasses), they do add weight, so if you have sinus issues, your glasses are particularly heavy, or you're just sensitive, these may not work for you. I have a fairly strong prescription, and up until my current pair, my glasses are always on the heavy side. I don't think I would have been able to use these for long with any of my previous glasses.The lenses have a slight yellow tint, which blocks the blue light from the monitor and reduces eye strain. It's also a lot easier to get to sleep after spending an entire day staring at my monitor.Overall, these are doing exactly what I hoped they would. Good purchase.

These are actually not bad, but there is one fatal flaw. The clamping mechanism sits too far out on the lenses of your glasses so that you end up seeing the black brackets on the inside of your viewing angle. This ends up blurring your vision and made them useless for me. ...and i have a wide face with wide glasses.

The clip was already detached when I opened the plastic case, rendering the product useless.The draw string on the cloth pouch came apart the first time I tried to close the pouch.:( I cannot in good conscience recommend this item.

These clip-ons work great and were exactly what I needed. I even bought them twice. They are a little bulky and the extra heft sometimes causes my glasses to slide down my nose. But I can live with that. The real issue is the durability of the clip, itself. On two pairs of these, the clip has broken within a month or two. Broken maybe isn't the right word. The pieces pop apart. I was able to snap them back together, but in both cases, the readers were never the same. Once they come apart they start a cycle of coming apart more and more often. It just becomes too annoying. I am now looking for a pair that don't flip up so they don't have these fragile clips.