Sightline 6005 Multifocus Trendy Style Quality Reading Glasses With Anti-Reflective Lenses to Reduce Eye Fatigue

Great glasses. I have my first pair for 2 years and still wearing them. Decided to get another pair just in case.... They have been so comfortable, I wear them all day and sometimes into the shower! Well made, love the dark blue frames and after 2 years of daily wear lenses are still clear, no scratches. The coating really help prevent me from squinting in the sun. I rarely put on sun glasses. I highly recommend these glasses.

I have several pairs of sightlines... they are the 'only' glasses I can wear to read a menu and talk to the person in front of me at dinner - and I have searched everywhere for quality multi-focal readers. I can see my keyboard easily and glance at the computer screen with complete clarity. Even friends have ordered online while sitting at the dinner table after trying mine on. The only thing I wish the company would include is a thin area at the top of the lens with no magnification - then I would never have to look over the rim. Overall, they are well made and their customer service is superb.

I was hoping for the glasses with progressive change from ~+1 near the top to +3 at the bottom. In reality, the glasses range from about +1.6 near the top to +2.6 at the bottom - meaning I can't really use them as I hoped. Also, the effective focal length changes from the center of the field of view towards the perimeter - don't have the measurements, but it looks at least by 0.5.So, all in all, these are really crappy glasses. They will likely be relegated to the glovebox of my truck for occasional use.

I bought these for computer use and they are the 250's with variable zones and glare coating. The glasses are as advertised and the lenses are good. The reason I'm only giving it three stars is because of the frames. While it has spring hinges the plastic frames just barely fit my slightly large head (7 3/8)and the quality is similar to cheap readers that break over time. If you buy them be very careful while handling them and cleaning the lenses or they will break like the similar cheap readers.

From a style standpoint, it looks like a wayfarer frame in the image, but the frame has a little less breadth. With a progressive lens I find it is better to have more vertical viewing range so there is more surface for the transitions. If the lens is super skinny, then each focal range is thin. I think this would be a better progressive if they used the true wayfarer styling. Also the glasses are plenty wide. If you have a skinny face, these may not be for you. I would say my face is more average width and the glasses are just a bit wide. This presents with a small cosmetic issue, but the frames still fit well.These two issues aside, the lenses are clear, the transitions smooth and if, like me, you need a fairly steep transition (1.5 to 3.25 as tested), the 1.5 to 3.0 they offer is a pretty close fit. Go to your optometrist before hand to see what your correction is and look to see if SightLine has a over-the-counter solution.

The best! I can look at my tiny print class list then look at my students without putting my reading glasses on and off then on then off. Look great and function perfectly!

I've been wearing these for a couple years now. I have never had a pair break or get scratched. If you can find them they will last for quite a long time it seems. The multi focal lens allows me to leave them on even when not needed without making me dizzy. I am really rough on my glasses and these handle everything I throw at them. I spend extra time seeking these out on amazon every time I can't find my others.

Clear vision, lightweight, only time i take them off is to drive I will buy more.