Excellent Product for Readers with Neck Pain
Long have I struggled to find the perfect posture for reading. It often seems that, whatever position one assumes, some limb or another is stressed, tensed, compressed. These glasses expand the possibilities. They are primarily intended for reading in bed, with the book resting on the chest, but I have also used them sitting in an armchair or recliner, head tilted back, book in lap.<br /><br />The design is sturdy, the frame heavier than I expected, and, after a few days of adjustment, the glasses are easy to use. I forget I'm wearing them. At first, there was a slight soreness in the eye muscles, but this quickly dissipated as I became comfortable focusing at the short distance the glasses require. After several days, there was no sense of eye strain or fatigue. Though several other models of prism glasses are available, these are an excellent product for the price. People who do most of their reading on an ebook reader or mobile device will also benefit. The possibility of using the glasses with a laptop also strikes me as intriguing: supine, laptop on chest, wireless keyboard at arm's length.<br /><br />Anyone who is disabled or forced to remain reclined or supine for long periods will especially love these.
Rating: 5 stars