Foster Grant unisex-adult Everett Pop of Power Bifocal Style Blue Light Round Reading Glasses

Had cataract surgery. Both eyes. Surgeon said I would need 2.5 readers. These Foster Grants are exactly what I wanted for watching TV and reading, or shopping. I don’t have to fiddle with half readers. Easy and inexpensive to get another pair if I would need a higher power. The frames are lightweight and soft, yet sturdy. Very nice looking! Read more

Well made. Read more

Excellent style and nice materials, but not very durable. I’ve had several pairs and they easily cracked or bent. Read more

I ordered tortoise +2 but received gunmetal gray with +2.5 instead. The lens is outstanding but I ordered +2 power and these are +2.5. The clarity of the lens is outstanding though. However, the description said, 'Pop of Power: features a magnified reader segment at the bottom, while the rest of the lens is unmagnified so you can keep your glasses on—and your vision clear—when you shift between reading and looking up to see across the room or interact with others." The top is still magnified so I am unable to use them without removing them for distance. I will send them back and re-order. Read more

Unpacked them and put the on and I could see perfectly. The readers I bought at Walmart were 325 strength and I was a bit worried that theSe only went up to 300. The strength is perfect. Love them Read more

For me they are perfect for my work at the computer. Don't need prescription to see the screen, but do for reading printed notes and references. The blue light filter is a bonus. Nice to wear something nicer than dollar store readers. Plus my wife likes the way they look. Thus it's a winner. Read more

The reader placement is too far in towards nose. Makes switching from reading to long distance view difficult. Here’s the kicker: I have a pair without the blue light EXACTLY like these that are done correctly. Foster Grant Everette style. Poor. Read more

Fell apart after approximately 2 weeks of use Read more