Missfive 2 Pack Mens +1.5 Bifocal Reading Glasses, Blue Light Blocking Far Near Dual-use Readers, Durable Spring Hinge Quality Metal Frame Eyeglasses, Black & Gunmetal

These are absolutely the best reading glasses you will ever purchase, in addition to being progressive they are light fashionable and a comfort to wear! Plus these frames would cost five times more than if you had to purchase them separately!

My husbands doctor suggested these glasses to him and he loves them! Work great and they’re so inexpensive but great quality.

I love the seamless, bifocal transition and would be almost perfect if they held up better. I wear them almost every day and get a month or two before one of the pairs decides to break the little plastic spring loaded tab on the temples, sometimes with super glue you can get a few more weeks out of them. If they would just fix that problem they would be a heck of a value. Update: customer service got a hold of me without me asking and listen to my concerns. Upping one more star because of their customer service.

Love the glasses. Also like the progressive lenses. They work well for me. Lenses are clear, no distortion. They are nice and light and the nose pieces fit perfectly for me. I was very satisfied with the price that I paid. They are made out of a flat black plastic with a pattern near the lenses. They look more expensive than they were. 4 stars because I was just holding one arm of the glasses and half of the other arm just fell off. Must have been a factory defect. 5 stars for customer service though. I let them know my problem and before I knew it, they sent me 2 new glasses as a replacement for the one pair that broke, no questions asked. I would have no qualms purchasing from them again.

I've had a 2 pack of these for the past year, and found the progressive lenses very effective for combination computer/reader glasses. Unfortunately, I started carrying a pair in my pocket (not back!) for on the run use, rather than just leaving them by the computer. The carrying pouch was the one that came with the glasses, and even though I didn't run into any door frames, one temple (folding part) broke in the pouch in my pocket within a week or two; snapped in half. Switched to the other part of the 2 pack, and sure enough, same experience (the other side this time). So if you like the lenses, either leave them where you use them or invest in a hard shell case for transporting.

Great product. Great service.

I wear prescription progressives for daily use and driving. I like to keep a pair or two of reading glasses around for when my expensive ones are in their case. These are referred to as Multi Focus and they are shockingly good. The fit is snug enough not to fall off but not so tight they cause pain at your temples. They work as well, or better actually, than my prescription glasses. I can easily read, work on the computer , cook, watch TV and indoors I can see as far as I need to. I can tell they are good because many times I get into the car and forget they are not my prescription glasses. They are not good for outside distance over 75 ft. or so but what a pleasure to wear indoors or outside if not driving. If I didn’t need prescription eyewear to drive. I would never need any power of reading glasses. These come with two cloth sleeves that fit perfectly to protect them. And they look good.

[UPDATE 12/2025: The seller went out of their way to fix this issue and sent a new pair of glasses without anything stamped on them. Thanks!] I bought these glasses a few years ago and they were great. The transitions work really well. Then I crushed one of the arms so I ordered a new pair. I thought there was a scratch on the lens in my peripheral vision, but after closer inspection there was a"+" printed to the side of the lens. Looking at the other lens there was a "+" there, too, and below that it had "2.25" stamped on the lens. I thought maybe it was a fluke so I did a return and got a new pair. The new pair had the same stamps on each lens. Who in the world thought it was a good idea to stamp things in the viewing area of the lens?