SSP Eyewear 3.00 Bifocal/Reader Safety Glasses with Red Frames and Clear Anti-Fog Lenses,ENTIAT 3.0 RED CL A/F,Red-3.00 Bifocal-Clear

I'm writing this in hopes I can save others from wasting their money on these glasses. The glasses have two major design flaws - 1) The bifocals are cut too far down the lenses. In order to use the bifocals, I have to tip my head back and peer down my nose - not comfortable or natural. 2) The bridge and nose piece is one solid, un-adjustable piece of plastic that fits tight to my nose and brow causing excess heat, sweat, and fog to build up after a few minutes of wear making it almost impossible to see.

I work in a production facility that requires us to wear safety glasses and face masks all the time, regardless of coronavirus. We always have this requirement. I work in a variety of temperature controlled environments. I have put on our required mace mask and tested these by leaving them out in the heat, putting them in the freezer, going from a hot to cold place and vice versa in both circumstances. My biggest test was going from cold and dry to hot and humid and they held up. There will ALWAYS be some fog but these cleared in seconds. The bifocal range is perfect for me since the magnifying area doesn't interfere with my normal far vision range, but if I need to look at a piece of paperwork, the glance downwards transitions well. If you need to tip your head back to look through the magnified area, you need to get prescription safety glasses. This isn't the solution for you.

I work at a hospital and must wear a mask and safety glasses, which is a challenge because I also have to wear readers and an over the ear radio for the 6+ hours a day I am working at a computer on a mobile cart. I ordered these hopeful that I could eliminate one of the up to 4 items hanging one of my ears. Unfortunately these have a strongly defined line where the magnified lens begins giving the sensation you are about to trip over something when walking plus the magnified part of the lens is so small and low set on the lenses that you have to tilt your head back as though staring at the ceiling and rolling your eyes as far down as possible while they are mashed against your eye lashes to utilize the reader feature of the glasses.

I'm a biker- and hard on glasses. These glasses fit well, have a very effective wrap* to protect my eyes from direct wind; the reader portion of the glasses isn't visible to others (reader-lens well integrated into main lens) and general weight & fit-n-finish is good at this $20 price range...(read below for my one single negative, regarding the amount of wrap)PRO'sVERY comfortable on my skull (not too much pressure behind the ears).VERY comfortable on my noseVERY effective in knocking down bright & direct sunlight. (As a biker, I don't have the option of pulling down a sun visor if find myself facing a rising or setting sun that's relentlessly beaming into my eyeballs).CON'sThe glasses have a pronounced wrap angle- and I have yet to find a glass-case for them to fit in!! At this juncture- I keep them in a glasses "pouch". :((I've purchased regular cases & a variety of zippered, hard sports sunglass cases - but the wrap on these glasses is too extreme for any case I have found).GEN'L BACKGROUND on my Eyewear useageI've been wearing readers for ~10 yrs, and have purchased & used up MANY Outdoor Readers over the last decade.For me- eyewear is a "consumable" (I tear them up, sit on them, run over them or otherwise just lose them eventually- so I constantly look for value at low prices).I purchased these for motorcycle riding (touring- H-D Limited) and they rank in my top 1% of purchased Outdoor Readers over the last decade.For helmet-less motorcycle riding- the wrap on these glasses makes them excellent (my use is strictly street/touring).The position of the "reader" area of the lens is appropriate for me for driving and riding. (I am able to keep my head straight and glance downward to see through the reader-lens as I view my instrument cluster on my motorcycle).If these guys could through a hard case (that fits) with these readers, keep it as Prime and bump the price $5 to cover the case- I'd by three more of these tomorrow! (If it wasn't for the fact my eyes will probably change again in the next couple of years- I'd buy six more of these to cover my Sports Glasses needs for the next decade).

I bought these for use in the OR, after having LASIK surgery but still needing glasses for close up work. (We all have to wear eye protection all the time in the operating room.) They are flattering and practical and the price is right. I bought several other styles, but they were way too big for my petite female face. These are so nice, and other women in the OR keep asking me where I got them.

I wear theses glasses everyday while riding a motorcycle and ordered them with the bifocal lenses and I am impressed with the comfort, fit and durability. The cost for 2 pairs is very reasonable. I did notice the arms will peel over time and I attribute this to the helmet, sweat and sunscreen I use daily. Otherwise great product for the price.

The design is good and I like the color options, they are comfortable and lightweight but when you ship an optical item in a plastic bag in a cardboard box then either you no nothing about protecting eye-ware for shipping or these safety glasses were used and you expected the buyer to accept the already scratched right eye piece. I work in a clean room and use only high quality wipes specifically designed for wiping off micro-dust and contamination. The scratches initially appeared like a film but after consistently wiping with cleanroom wipes I looked at the lens under a magnifier and then realized the lens had micro-scratches. Sorry but the work I do is to critical to be looking through a hazy lens for $20.

I really didn't expect these to work as well as they do. The transition from far sighted vision to reading fine details is way better than I hoed for. I highly recommend. Being able to maintain construction safety standards and read blueprints and my computer without changing glasses is a welcome change.