In Style Eyes Super Strength II Magnifying Reading Glasses, Powerful High Magnification Eye Glasses for Women & Men
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Customers find these reading glasses to be of good quality, effective, and worth their price, with positive feedback about their style and reading ability. The magnification and strength receive mixed reviews – while some customers like the magnification, others report double vision, and while some find them strong, others mention they break within two months. The fit also receives mixed feedback.
8 reviews for In Style Eyes Super Strength II Magnifying Reading Glasses, Powerful High Magnification Eye Glasses for Women & Men
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In Style Eyes Super Strength II Magnifying Reading Glasses, Powerful High Magnification Eye Glasses for Women & Men
$39.99
Jea Seo –
Best ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️..
These glasses are fantastic. Excellent. I highly recommend them. Thank you for the great product. I hope your company continues to grow.
Boser –
Quality product
Stylish, durable
Judith R. Cox –
Too blurry!
I wear glasses prescribed by a doctor and these reading glasses were not for me. They were too blurry when I put them on and in order for me to see words, I had to bring my head close to what I was reading. They were not for me.
Reviewer –
Chic looking!
I bought these for my mother who has macular degeneration. Even though I had to return these because they were not the correct strength, she looked so fabulous in them. The clear fram reflects the light and looks so good. The lenses are good quality and worth the money. I’m buying a pair for myself!
Tltathome –
One has to be VERY careful putting them on an off to prevent hinges from breaking
What I like: this company sells a 7X magnification. I wish they would come up with an 8X. I am nearly legally blind and these enable me to read some things. What I don’t like: I have bought 5 or 6 pair this last year because EVERY ONE broke on the right hinge side. The hinge attaching the earpieces need to be improved.I am having to treat this last pair as if they are put together with string and chewing gum. Unfortunately, , this is the only company selling that strength reading glasses at a price I can afford.
T. Mouille –
Quality made reading glasses, by a maker who has integrity.
I am legally blind. I have been for six years. I was an avid reader, I created dream catchers, ceramonial feather work, created card stock among many other things. Loosing most of my sight was very difficult. I now use 6.5 strength reading glasses. These allow me to function pretty well. I cannot do all the things I could in the past but I get by. The strong reading glasses in the past were difficult to obtain. And their quality really left much to be desired. I would find myself ordering a new pair EVERY month because the make made the so that when the pens that secured the arms to the glasses began coming unscrewed, you were unable to screw them back in. I was spending over $300 a year. Then I came across In Style Eyes. The reviews on the glasses were quite frankly amazing! I emailed the maker and described my problem. He wrote back in a timely manner and explained I would not have an issue with his glasses. He replied that if I ever had a problem with his glasses, to contact him immediately.The glasses were shipped quickly. They are well made and are of a much superior lens than the previous ones. I would recommend this product to anyone needing a quality pair of extra strength reading glasses.
Charles R. Coffey II –
I love these for reading and computers. The lenses are excellent.
Optically, these too are excellent. I really like them a lot for the computer, and although I wish I could get some a half a diopter stronger for reading, the quality of the optics is so good, that I really have no problem using them for reading.However, Like the other frames I’ve bought here, in quantity. the frames are very poor… Most often, the hinge fails because instead of using a machined screw, they use a little plastic screw to hold the hinge. This screw is metal, but it looks like a wood screw, with sharper and deeper flutes, which is designed to hold well in plastics. Unfortunately, in a small hard plastic part, like the cast hinges on this thing, they are a very poor choice.Worse, three out of four of these glasses, have failed by simply popping without warning around the frame. One seems to have a flaw, or a fold in the plastic from the molding process, but the other two seemed quite sound until they just failed.I just purchased my fourth and last one of these. They just don’t last long enough to make them economical. I love so much about them, that I kept buying them, but really, it’s better to buy a more durable pair.I would suggest to the company, to save some money on the really fancy and even snazzy folding case that ships with these, and go for a better designee on the hinge, and even a little bit more durable plastic. ,
Mark Hattrup –
Temple arms are a good length
I’ve purchased many higher magnification reading glasses to use painting miniatures. Most have a short temple arm that doesn’t keep the glasses well seated when wearing them and looking down at the work piece. At 146 mm, these feel like an actual pair of glasses instead of one with arms too short that constantly fall down your nose.They are +7 diopter glasses, not 7x magnification glasses. But they were exactly what I was expecting.The price at $35 a pair is one of the highest price points I’ve seen for reading glasses.