Dollger Safety Glasses with Readers 1.5 2.0 1.0 Progressive Multifocus Anti Fog and Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses

These are good quality reading glasses. However, they were advertised as safety glasses with readers. This makes very little sense to have readers as safety glasses. I returned them.

For my vision, these have been working pretty good. im used to my progressive safety glasses for work and when mine broke and the $105 frames weren't covered, i was a little upset, being i didnt even have them a year!! So, i looked at found these. are they perfect? No! But for the money these are good so far, and being progressive they will take a bit to get used to as my originals did. I will update shortly if they dont work out. I'll be trying them at work in the next week or so. Overall, you cant beat the value! $242 or $14...Easy choice!

Distorted vision unless you are looking straight ahead. All peripheral vision warped. Guess I won't be wearing these while mowing the lawn this summer.

These are well made, sturdy, good design, comfortable and come with a mini screwdriver, a very nice soft cloth case, a cleaning cloth and anti fog wipe. Great value and really nice looking item. As others have said, there is a focusing issue because the progressive/multi-focus is only in the middle of the lower portion of the lenses, it does not go the width of the entire lower lenses, so if I am looking slightly to the side, everything is out of focus. Also the progressive/multifocus areas in the middle of the lenses do not match with the actual locations of my eyes, so I can really only focus with one eye at a time. This is not a problem working on the computer or working up close without moving, but, if I try to move around what I'm looking at at different distances or change my angle slightly, it's hard to focus. At first glance, they look like regular glasses, which is nice. But they are safety glasses that actually fit my large head comfortably, which is rare. The temple arms are bowed out to fit a large head comfortably not pinching on the sides, but the temple tips might feel tight after several hours. These serve my purposes because they are comfortable and I only have to wear them an hour or less.

I like them, but they are a little snug on my bridge. And when you go to clean them, it takes so long to get them cleaned and able to see clearly through them. But overall it's okay.

I don’t always switch over to these safety glasses when I’m working in my workshop. The magnification in these glasses cause a little more distortion than I’m used to with my regular glasses, so it can make it a little harder to judge straight lines, etc. I do like them, though and appreciate that they don’t fog up — even when I’m masked.But I was doing some tricky cuts and fully suited up. Good thing. At the very end of the very last cut, the scrap got caught and flew back at me before I could even blink. I felt the shrapnel hit my face and chest. The side protection definitely protected me better than my regular glasses would have.I’m going to wear them whenever using a powered tool now. Eyes are too important!

They fit great and are comfortable and reading my computer or phone is great but they are not multifocal at all. The distance is very blurry and I can read my phone looking from the top of the lens same as the bottom.

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Cuando ofrecen los lentes dan la opción de escojer la graduación. Para leer de Serca. Pero en la parte de arriba no dan opción para la graduación de lejos. Los pedí +1. Para lectura y en la parte superior no tenía opción de escojer graduación. Y tienen demasiado. De lejos ahora veo borroso. Por qué tiene. Mucha graduación. No me sirven . Y las antenas o patitas están muy cerradas . Duele detrás de la oreja de rato de traerlos. . que pena que mis comentarios no sean para bien pero es mi opinión. .

Quedaron chicos, algo que no te das cuenta a la hora de comprar ya qué no te vas a poner con tu regla a medir e imaginar como se ven en ti, luego, durante la limpieza se salieron las lentes de la cavidad, algo que no puede ocurrir o pasar en unos lentes de seguridad.