Unisex Lightweight Rimless Frameless Rectangle Reading Glasses Mens Womens Spring Hinge Fashion Readers Reading Glasses +1.25

These are good glasses for the price. Remember they are only $20-$30. I agree that they should not arrive with missing and/or broken parts but for that price you are not going to get top notch high strength frames with glass lenses. I did not have any damage nor missing parts on the pair I received. The vision is clear from all parts of the lens (they are plastic). I did have to adjust the prongs for the nose as the two sides were not aligned. Like most glasses you can adjust these with a little pressure as they do bend.

On my optometrist's advice, I got these at a slightly lower power than my reading prescription, which makes them perfect for computer use. They also look better than cheap framed reading glasses when I'm on Zoom calls

Updated review: “Candy” was most helpful. She sent me another pair at no charge and said if o had the same issue again, she assured me she would send me another pair. Unfortunately, the design itself is defective with the screws, but at least the company is willing to return, refund or replace when it does. Thanks Candy for excellent support and communications with me ————- I’ve bought these glasses for years and have the same issue every time. The screw loosens on one side of the frame and can’t be tightened again. Eventually, it falls off and I have to keep buying a new one. Unfortunate because I otherwise like them and work well to prevent migraine and eye strain when on my phone

The lenses themselves were great - nice and clear, no distortion, but I'm afraid that's about the only positive I had for these. I wanted frameless because I wanted a cleaner look, but the lenses were quite thick for what I needed (+1.5) and the bar connecting the lenses was pretty noticeable. The bar was also rather distracting to me while wearing them - it was definitely in my field of vision. Still ok though. My biggest complaint was that right from the start the screws were loose (the ones that hold the lenses to the nose bar). It should have been telling that these came with a mini screwdriver - you use it A LOT. Like multiple times a day. You tighten and they stay for about 1-2 times of taking the glasses on/off your face, then tighten again. Eventually you can't tighten them enough until (as what happened with me) the glasses just literally fall apart. Literally as in they just fell off my face in two pieces. And, of course, the teeny tiny screw was gone in a flash. I bought two pairs of these and both had that problem. I could have used Loctite or super glue or something but 1) I didn't want to have a glob of crud on the glasses around the screws and 2) why should I have to "fix" something that is brand new? If this is a recurring issue, the manufacturer should do something about it. I didn't return them because they didn't cost that much and I didn't think it would be as big of an issue as it was, but I certainly would not buy them again. I've found others which are just as comfortable, work great and don't fall apart.

I was looking for glasses with these exact features. I read about these, heard about potential problems, but ordered them anyway. What I got were really nice glasses. I took time to inspect them, CAREFULLY tighten the hardware... and that's it! I've been wearing them for several months now without any problem at all. If you're worried about these loosening and stripping, hit an auto parts store and get a little tube of thread lock. Just a tiny touch on the threads and you should be good.