Nearsighted Glasses for Distance with Hard Case Blue Light Spring Hinge Glasses Not Reading Glasses

My prescription is -1.00 and these glasses are almost identical. I do have a stigmatism in one eye so it’s not perfect but very close indeed!Pros:CheapGreat prescription closenessStylishCons:A little tight on my fat round head.They have a Blue reflection tint in the Sun I don’t care to much for.All in all, they work fantastic and will def purchase again in case I loose my prescription ones like ai just did.

Very helpful, especially if you are waiting for prescription glasses, or have vision problems. The minus diopters are impossible to find in over the counter pharmacies like cvs or Walgreens.

I usually don't write reviews but I lost my glasses right before a cross country road trip and I needed glasses overnight. I typically order through Zenni but they had no overnight options for my area so I stumbled upon these and I am so glad I did. The next day I received my glasses and could see the leaves on trees again. Now I can enjoy the road. 4/5 for glare but overall use, fit, and timeliness made these definitely worth the money! Style is simple and they are comfortable on my face and ears

Post cataract surgery, I need only distance vision glasses. I provided my prescription and these glasses were shipped to me. They are attractive, come in a nice hard shell case, and provide the distance vision correction I need.

They are just ok!

Well these are not bad for being non-prescription and I just got new glasses at America's best and they are burning my eyeballs and these actually feel better than a prescription I am shocked and impressed.

I had cataract surgery with special lenses and I have a few weeks where I will not be able to get my far vision officially corrected with glasses, but I needed something in the meantime to help sharpen things a little while driving.While these glasses did do that, the reflective coating also added a second set of blue headlights to the actual ones. One car it isn't terrible, but a whole line of cars at night and all you see blue and white lights, I was better off without the glasses on in those cases, which defeats the point.These might be fine for indoor use or daytime driving (I haven't tried that because because I need special protective glasses for daytime use)Last thought - Don't skip out on your annual eye exam if possible as some here have mentioned. Get your eyes checked, they don't just do prescriptions, they check for eye health as well (how I found out I had cataracts in both eyes in my 40s). Get your correct prescription, you don't have to get glasses there and there are plenty of places online to get cheap prescription glasses for the same price as these.

Glasses gave excellent vision, but construction was too flimsy to be usable. the temples are spring loaded and the frame is not strong enough to withstand the force of the springs. The right hinge broke first, followed by the rim around the left lens. These glasses lasted less than two weeks.