Gaoye Progressive Multifocal Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking for Women Men,No Line Multifocus Readers with Spring Hinge (Light Black, 350)

I love these glasses and they really do block the blue light. I've been wearing them whenever I'm on my phone and I can really tell the difference for sure. My eyes don't get tired and the progressive festure is so awesome because I can look up at the tv while on the phone or reading without having to take the glasses off so that feature is very handy. The only issues I had was the frame was a little big for my small face in that the length of the lenses looked really big on me, kinda like man's glasses but they feel nice no wobble to sliding down no heaviness just a little big around my eyes on my narrow face. It causes no problems though when wearing them and the color i picked look real nice. Tortoise shell is what I picked. I looks pretty good with my fair skin and reddish hair. They are very comfortable around my ears too no adjustment needed although if u needed to u could. They are great quality and I suspect u probably could put new lenses in them if need be. I got 1.5x and unfortunately they actually seem weaker than my regular 1.25x which is Kind of weird so I suggest going up if u need 1.5x go to 2.0x. I think it's the progressive feature maybe that does this but the quality the case it comes with and the little light and card u get to test the blue blocking feature and the cleaner cloth all makes these glasses totally worth buying. The beautiful case alone makes these glasses worth the money and that's not all. Let me tell u about the company. I reached out to them about the size issues I was having and the strength not being exactly as it should be and this awesome Rep named John responded and gave me some of the best customer service I have ever had in my life. He is shipping out another pair to my liking to fix the issues I had at no cost to me, in fact I think hes sending me a 5 pack of their regular blue blocking readers that are more for a smaller womans face and a stronger strength. This company and this rep named John is one of the best companies I've ever bought from so if ur trying to decide on these please have no fear and buy from these people they will take care of you no matter what the problem is. I totally recommend them. Buy from this company ull not only be satisfied with the product but the service as well. I give them 1000 stars. Thank you John!

Tired of looking at myself on video calls since working from home (ha ha) so I needed a new look. These “cat” glasses are perfect and I really like them. They are colorful, comfortable to wear, and stylish. They seem to be well made and best of all—they don’t catch my hair in the hinges. I have a smaller face and so it is sometimes hard to find glasses that don’t look huge on me. The lenses of these glasses are a bit larger of a style, but the frames fit me well to stay on my face. It would have been nice if they came with little “sleeve” cases like some other glasses do, but they do not come with cases. Each pair comes in a zipper plastic bag—so they are protected—but no case. I am very happy with these glasses and I do recommend them.I write honest reviews to help others make informed purchases because I read reviews myself and know how helpful they can be. I hope that my review helped you.UPDATE: I have a habit of wearing my reading glasses up on my head all the time when I am not wearing them—like when I am in the car. The other day, while my glasses were up on top of my head, a huge bunch of my hair got caught in the metal hinge at the temple and there was no way that hair was coming out. I tried everything to coax it loose, but nothing worked. Eventually that bunch of hair broke off and so is now very short—ugh. Even though it’s “my bad” for wearing my glasses up on top of my head, I really wish somebody could make glasses that don’t catch my hair in the hinge. I did not remove any stars for this, but if this continues to happen, I will.

I've been using these for a week during the COVID-19 shutdown. Prior to using these I found myself staring at the computer more than normal and using regular non-prescription readin glasses. As a result I think I had more eyestrain and had to take more regular breaks. Thought I would try these. TLDR: These were not the solution.These glasses do possess a transition from the center of the field to the edges, where less magnification is present. There is a certain angle of tilt to your head and the placement of the screen to fully take advantage of these glasses. Due to my monitor and seat setup, which I can't change - I found myself constantly adjusting my head to maintain the magnification +1.50 field.Where these glasses did shine is driving. I don't look at my phone while driving, but when I hit a long traffic light I glance at it. These glasses have a little distortion at the top, but acutally are wearable while driving the way I situated them on my nose.. Instead of fishing glasses out of my pocket or having them dive bomb me from the headliner glasses compartment, I just wore these the two times I was out of the house the last two weeks to get food.Aesthetically the black frames ones are utlitarian and functional. They look kind of cheap, and compared to prescription lenses are cheaper. They came with a hard case, wiping cloth and tiny blue LED light, presumably to allow you to verify the blue blocking properties. I have not solved my eyestrain problem yet and likely will bite the bullet and get prescription transitional lenses.