Indispensable for reading or binge-watching without destroying neck or eyesight
The design of these fabulous glasses goes back perhaps more than a century—but the problems they solve have been around ever since people began to read, and, these days, binge-watch TV. I had a pair of these glasses, inherited by me from my father, who received them from his father. An original arm, which might have been carved from tortoise shell, broke off, I couldn't find anyone to repair it, which meant I had to hold up one side of these glasses while doing research, reading books and printed matter. Before long my neck was aching, my eyes tiring— not good. So I searched Amazon for the modern equivalent — and to my astonishment, there they were: Reizen Prism Spectacles. The crystal clarity of texts or images produced by Reizen's finely machined crystal prisms is nothing short of astonishing—worth every penny, and more in the sense of avoiding strain on delicate neck vertebrae.Also, any number of leg and arm exercises can be done while binge-watching videos from bed or floor. Users should remember not to touch the crystal surfaces, and, after a certain period of use (a month?), to clean them carefully using lens cleaner and a soft, lint-free cloth.
Rating: 5 stars