SAV Tri-Focus Unisex E2201 Tri Focus Reading Glasses - Flexible, Durable, Lightweight, High-Performance Readers

Prescription glasses are so expensive! I'm wearing some now I paid over $700 for because these only go up to reading strength of 3.00 and my eyes are at 4 now. But for a number of years I was able to see leaves on the tree's and the computer and read too for the cost of these. Now my daughter is going through the same thing so I bought her these to put off the high cost of prescription glasses and still be able to see at all distances. These do scratch up easily but 2 or 3 pairs of these over a year is still a lot less expensive than prescription. They are a little loose on me but not bad and look decent too. Fairly light as well.

Like many, I have many pairs of reading glasses. I've been experimenting for several years now with multi-focal lenses. Many of the other brands on Amazon and elsewhere give very distorted views. The Select A Vision from OptiTek is by far the best for distance, mid-range and close up vision. The glasses are light, durable and don't scratch easily. They cost a bit more, but are worth every penny!

These work with no distortion to the left or right, previous bi focus glass I have tried were blurry and had distorted regions. These work good for working on a computer and looking across a room.

Same glasses I was getting from my local big box office supply store.

The try focused I lenses by SAV will change the way I use reading glasses. In the past reading glasses have helped but are difficult when switching from one task to another because the acuity changes significantly over a distance of about 6 to 12 inches. The trifocal lenses give you a view that extends 4 feet and still allows you to return your eyes to close up view of what might be in your hands just like you might have experienced with prescription trifocal leanses in the past. I don’t know how they do it but I really like it. Now I only use readers for when I really need to magnify something that’s tiny.

I have a pair of SAV glasses I bought from Office Dpot and they do have the computer screen tint. I ordered the same from Amazon and they do not. My eyes water and are strained from wearing them

Bought a pair of proper prescription glasses and I hate them. These actually work better for me. I also like that the frames are very flexible/durable. The lenses aren’t quite as durable as they scratch or ding easily, but can’t really fault the lenses for that.