ThinOptics Keychain Case and Readers Rectangular Reading Glasses

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I was fortunate to not need reading glasses until I was in my mid 40s. When the day came, I looked at the options out there, and I have to admit that I wasn't really excited about any of the reading glasses that I was able to find. One day at lunch a friend of mine, who happens to be quite trendy on the fashion front, went to pay the bill and pulled out a pair of these glasses. I thought they were the coolest thing and was eager to find out where he got them. That was a couple of years ago, and I have used these glasses thousands of times since then. They never fail to amaze me as they are designed so perfectly. People constantly see them and ask if they could take a closer look as they really are ingeniously designed. I've used these glasses all over the world, and it's extremely handy to have glasses that take up so little space. Now I have several pairs of these glasses and could not possibly recommend the more strongly to anybody who needs reading glasses.

Been a long time fan of ThinOptics products and this is the 3rd set of reading glasses I've bought. First 2 sets are still in great condition, purchased this for how compact it is and overall, I love it!Definitely a recommended buy!

Keychain readers! nuff said! If you have your keys and are out at a restaurant reading the menu, these are perfect for putting on and seeing what's to eat. Not for long term use, that's not why I got them. Have something conveniently located when you need them.. Perfect!

Me gusto su tamaño y el estuche retráctil. Los usaré para leer poco tiempo en el celular, cartas de restaurantes, etc

I'm at the point where it's nice to have readers available for that darn small print in dim light that I seem to encounter more and more often. The ThinOptics are the smallest and easiest to carry that I have found.One really great feature is that the lenses are ground so that there is no front or back. You just put them on and read. The case is a clever bit of kit and with very little practice you get the hang of sliding them in and out.My only gripe was the nose pieces. As received from the box, they were very, very rough--almost like sand was embedded into them. I'm sure this is to help them stay in place when you move your head, but I found it very uncomfortable to wear for more than a few seconds. I fixed this by taking a very fine sandpaper (600 grit) and lightly burnishing the nose pieces until they still held in place but did not feel like they were digging in.I haven't had them long enough to rate their scratch resistance, but at the moment I'm finding the folding, flat design excellent for EDC.