Eyekepper Vintage Reading Glasses for Men - 5 Pack Spring Hinges Classic Readers

These are great readers. I have purchased these multiple times from amazon and this brand is solid. The 5 pack deal you can't beat, even at the big box stores which only offer a 3 pack for 20 bucks. You cant't go wrong with this product the lenses are distortion free and frames fit snug and spring loaded for comfort. Buy a box and let me know what you think! I'll purchase another pack when either I lose these or break them. Solid product all the way.

These are nice glasses and well worth the money. My second batch. Bought 2.5 power quite a while ago (maybe a year?). Had to go up to 2.75. Also, they do eventually break when you drop them a lot, which I do (I wear them being quite active and wear them at the bottom of my nose - essentially like bifocals). Given how long they take to break, I consider them very sturdy.

My husband and I share these glasses. We are always grabbing a pair and leaving them all over our home--sound familiar? We actually have an acrylic safety glass storage dispenser hanging on the wall of our mudroom to store our extra glasses-great for when I clean, I just pick up all the readers and have one main storage area. Very convenient. These glasses hold up well, will break after a lot of wear, but for the price these are a great value. The lenses are clear and true to the magnification. Sometimes readers will have a blurry lens, but these do not. Will work for men and women. Very happy with them.

Product was worth the cost and money. Product was delivered fast and was not delayed. Product is easy to handle abd to use. Product durability was excellent or great. Product material was great or excellent. Product design was excellent or great. Product was delivered on time and was not delayed. Product size is great to store in drawer, shevelf, or on a table. The color varity of the product was good or great. The flexibility of the product was great or good. The weight of the product is light and does not have a lof of weight to it. Product was cared for during delivery and drpped off with care. The magnification of the product is great and good. Product fits perfectly and is not too big for head or eyes. The product is easy to travel and take with you on the go.

Super impressed. Five pairs of glasses for about $14 and the glass is very good quality crystal clear. These are some of the best reading glasses I have owned and I normally buy the Foster and Grant from Walmart for much more money. I will be buying another five pack soon just to keep on hand.

Use these glasses every day. Essential item. As they are reading glasses, I put them on and take the off all the time throughout the day. No choice - have to do that. Because of this constant put on/take off stress, the frames eventually crack above the lenses for me. Other times, one side will break off. But consider that one pair can hold up for several months of this abuse. Its an excellent deal for the price. Other drugstore readers costing way more have fallen apart within a week. Most durable readers I've had - seriously. Lenses are indeed clear and distortion free. The lenses will get a slight yellow tint to them if you have a pair that lasts over a year old.

Husband is satisfied with fit and feel. He will probably destroy them before they break on their own. eyekepper makes quality for the price, at least in my experience.

There are numerous times I need a spare pair for reading something in fine print. That's when it's handy to have several pairs around the house. So when I found these at $2 bucks a pair, I got them. They are cheaply made, as you would expect. What most people do not know is, MOST glasses, even prescription glasses, are made to essentially the same standards. If that makes you wonder why prescription glasses costs so much or if you've been getting ripped off all these years, it should... because they shouldn't cost so much and you HAVE been ripped off. One place where I notice the cheap quality of these is the softness of the plastic lenses. They're fine when you first use them, but after only a few cleanings the lenses get minute scratches and get cloudy. Most of the time that does not bother me because I use them intermittently and only for short periods. So, based on that experience, I would say these are a great bargain for anyone who needs a little help with fine print and doesn't like to carry glasses around the house with them all the time. With careful cleaning, you can extend their useful life. Keep a pair by anyplace you read. If you want a fine pair of clear lenses that last for years, you will need to pay more. But don't pay TOO much more. Remember there is not that much difference in quality between super cheap lenses like these and better plastic lenses you get from optometrists that charge a 200% to 1000 % markup. Each "brand" is slightly different, but imported specs are more similar than dissimilar. In my experience, you pay extra for anything with a designer brand-name, but do not get significantly more quality. Just as printer ink is a huge rip-off, spectacles are too. I have paid $600 dollars for a prescription that did not work as well as these cheap Chinese generics at $2 bucks @. These don't last as long as the good ones, but at this price, I can get fifty pairs and still be ahead of that prescription markup game. Obviously, this advice would not apply to people with certain vision problems that require prescriptions... so please take this advice with some caution. There is no substitute for a real doctor's advice. But if you are like me and only need a little magnification for small print, these work very well and save a ton of money.