Scojo New York Gels Slim Rectangle Reading Glasses Handmade Scratch Resistant Readers for Women and Men

These are awesome. They look great and are very lightweight and comfortable. But the best part is the lens quality. It’s a huge improvement over $10 retail readers. It’s like reading with my Rx glasses. Crystal clear, with almost no edge distortion and almost invisible to look over. There’s no going back from these. Read more

Perfect! Read more

The nose pads on these readers are placed too high and the bridge is too wide for my narrow face. As a result, the bridge rests uncomfortably on my nose. They could be fine for someone with a fuller face. The optics are good, it is the fit that is not right for me. I will not use these, and just re-ordered more Vising half moon readers, which have a narrower bridge (18 cm vs 20 cm) and lower nose pads. Read more

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This is the second pair of readers my wife's requested as prefers these over past glasses she's bought from her optometrist...enough said! Read more

Great quality and very nice looking. Love these! Read more

After my cataract surgery, I need reading glasses. These have been very helpful. Read more

These are very good glasses, they hit most of the "what made glasses good" points for me, except they are a bit narrow meaning that they really squeeze my (seemingly normal sized) face. The good: They are REALLY nice looking. They are lightweight and feel natural on the bridge of the nose. They function well, as they should. The springs appear well made and are sturdy. The rubberized arms are a nice touch. I like that the lens height is short, allowing me to wear them low on my nose so that I don't have to remove them when looking at my computer screen. The case is great - like the glasses, it is compact and sturdy. It is easy to put in a pants or jacket pocket. The problem: The glasses, perhaps to keep them lightweight or perhaps designed for smaller people, are just not as wide as my other reading glasses. This means that the arms bow out when I wear them (that is greater than 90 degrees from the front of the glasses), which I imagine is not good for the springs. Moreover, if I am wearing them for a long time, they leave a noticeable indentation on my temples - obviously not a permanent thing, but just something to which I am not used to with reading glasses. Bottom line: very good glasses and they may be perfect for you if your face is not wide. Read more