Eyekepper 5-Pairs Straight Thin Stamped Metal Frame Reading Glasses Men Women Half-Eye Style Readers Eyeglasses

Whilst not really needing reading glasses at my tender age in deference to those who might I thought it a good idea to get some........Actually the bottom line is that my wife and I use them once in a while when eyes are tired or light isn't good and have found that we prefer the scattergun approach to glasses rather than assiduously make sure we have a pair with us at all times. I usually keep a couple of pairs in my workshop and usually side tables and coffee tables have a pair lying on them. We find this convenient and easy as 99% of the time neither of us requires glasses so inevitably we don't have the habit of keeping a pair with us.So I buy cheapo glasses that cost not much and can be left and lost without wallet busting pain, hence my purchase of these. Which are pretty good even considering that they come in at less than two quid a pair.Optically they are perfect for me at 1.25X when doing fiddly work. Style wise they are fairly innocuous and quickly un-noticed. That's fine by me. Quality is actually not bad for such cheap items with the frames being solid enough and straight with lenses that appear to be clear and distortion free.Bottom line is that these are so cheap and so good for the money that they are a no-brainer if you want a bunch of reading glasses to hand.

Well they're not the most stylish frames by any means but they do the job and are perfectly functional reading glasses. At just a couple of quid each you can't complain, they're effectively disposable at that price so no matter if you lose one, and with five in the pack you can keep one handy in many places and/or have spares if you do lose some.I got +1.75's which are stronger than my current +1.5 prescription glasses, as the latter seem to be not always quite good enough anymore and I wasn't quite ready to fork out more cash for new expensive opticians glasses so soon after my current ones. I didn't feel that they were that much stronger than my +1.5's so I'm not sure how precise the strength of these are, but they're good enough for the moment. However again at a couple of quid each you can't argue and it's no great outlay to get a pack at the next level up when necessary.

I have bought something similar before and I liked them.

These glasses have a great price but they are much smaller than I expected. Probably okay for a short amount of time but for long periods on a computer I don't really like the way they cut off half my vision around the edges. I'm going to look for something a bit bigger where I can't see the edges so easily.

Fantastic. Well made and just the job

One of my best buys, perfect clarity, fit nicely, all come with protective covers, really pleased,would buy again, Big bonus you get five pairs, great price as well.

Nice looking, fit well [ The temple dims suit my big head ] but a little concerned that the lens are a little loose in the frames.I personally love the nose bridges very comfortable and not those wobbly ones that break off or the screws fall out and that leave marks on the nose.I refuse to pay the earth for reading glasses as I'm always breaking them, the price for these are so good that I gave a standby stock to cope with my clumsiness! :-)I wait to see if they last longer than my ASDA's two pairs for £2 whose temple arms are too small for me and last about two months

If you just need no-nonsense reading glasses for everyday use and your eyes are the same prescription then I can't fault these. They are comfortable and secure and surprising robust for the money.The only thing I would recommend is that threadlock is applied to the tiny bolts that hold the arms in place or at least check them frequently to make sure they are not working loose. They don't come out constantly or even very often but once they have your chances of finding the bolt are remote and I haven't yet been able to source replacement.