grinderPUNCH High Magnification Power Readers Reading Glasses 1.00-6.00

I had tried numerous brands of readers, then went on a durability quest which brought me back to Grinder Punch (the abusive little rascals). Upon receipt, and removing the packaging I noticed the difference immediately. I had forgotten about this brands build quality. Then come the lenses, clarity and accurate focus Left-Right-Top-Bottom, consistency of clarity and focus’s. Here’s something I only just noticed, wearing glasses becomes my norm that without them is a rarity. I am 100% certain that if you wear glasses you will be taking a shower while wearing them. As with all brands, these too went in the shower (personally, I think glasses are inherently perverse, little peepers, 😂) but this pair here, in comparison with the others that have joined my showers, this is the only brand that resisted fogging up. There were moments minimal fog encroachment but not once has this pair needed to be removed while I showered.

I purchased these 6 power readers for my brother in law who is legally blind. He has issues seeing up close and reading print. He said he loves these readers and he can actually read on his own with asking for help. Great value compared to eyeglasses from the doctor’s office.

These frames are practically bomb proof. I use them for watching TV at night in case I fall asleep with them on. I have messed up several frames of prescription glasses falling asleep and rolling over on them. With these they are cheaper to replace. Cheap

Very nice glasses. I ordered the strong strength so I can see the hairs in my husband’s ears! I can definitely see just about anything. Very pleased with my purchase.

They work !but low quality

These are not magnifying glasses, they are normal reading glasses to correct for farsightedness.

I’ve been looking for glasses suitable to do paint by numbers and haven’t found what I needed until I found these. The numbers are very small as are some of the areas that need paint, and my regular reading glasses just aren’t strong enough to do the job. Consequently, I have several untouched pictures that I can now start working on. I just can’t believe the difference. I no longer have to struggle trying to read the number or wonder if I’m straying from the numbered area. The other advantage is in not having to bend my neck in order to read the numbers, which caused unnecessary neck strain and pain. These glasses have brought back the fun in my paint by numbers artwork.Update: I’ve been reading the reviews and I don’t think some of the bad reviews are warranted. The strength that works for you depends on what you want to use them for and the quality of your own eyes. If your eyesight isn’t very good for small print or detail, you may need a stronger strength. While I mostly use them for detail work that I mentioned previously, I do use them when reading very small print, and when I’m using my cell phone or iPad. I do not have to hold the reading material close to my face- some have said 3 inches from their face. I hold the book or phone as I normally would. It’s all about which strength works better for you - and that’s mostly trial and error. I bought quite a few pairs of glasses until I found which strength worked best for me. I actually have them in different strengths depending on what I’m using them for. My old eyes don’t adjust for different uses any more as they did when I was younger. The strength I wear when using my computer is different from the strength I wear when doing paint-by-numbers or needlepoint, and it’s different when I read depending on the size of the print. Just because a certain strength makes things look blurry doesn’t mean the glasses are junk - it just means you haven’t found the best strength that works for you and you need to try other strengths until you find the one that does work for you.

My mom has bad vision and these were like having a magnifying glass she didn't have to keep holding in her hand. And for the really hard stuff (tiny print on a background almost the same color), she can supplement with an actual magnifying glass.