For the gentle, careful user ONLY
Bought these about a month ago, my first venture into &#34;frameless&#34; glasses. Been wearing framed reading glasses for many years, so I am no stranger as to how durable 'readers' are in day-to-day use. First, thing to know is that I do like the frameless concept that these offer. I have less head movement to look over the top of the lens for more distant objects (which I see clearly without correction). However, and don't you just know there is a 'however' - these glasses are no where near as durable as framed glasses. Wanted you to know that they have a really bad habit of fracturing the plastic lens if they are dropped even a short distance or grabbed while in the process of putting them on. They don't have to be mishandled very much to break the lens entirely right at the junction of where the securing screws are drilled through the plastic. I am not all that clumsy, but all previous framed glasses held up just fine to my needs for many, many months, whereas two (2) of the three (3) of these frameless glasses  have already wound up in the trash after just over a month of ownership. Yes I know they have a warranty but getting them replaced is not going to improve the durability. Used carefully I am sure they would be fine, but they are just not for older ham-handed guys...!
Rating: 2 stars