How about when you type? Don't the glasses get in the way? How about smudges? I agree with Noro. I'd rather have a pair on a cord. No need to complicate things. I have perfect distance vision but as I've gotten older, I have required reading glasses for small print. I just keep cheap reading glasses all over the house bathroom, kitchen and bedroom and for work, I invested in prescription Progressive glasses that are clear on top for distance but have magnification on the bottom.
No one knows I have aging eyes when I wear them. On the other hand, it's apparent from having those on your wrist; you is old! I think this is a too complicated solution to a simple problem. I'd rather using bifocal glasses or eye wear cord. We have six dogs. Don't have an account? Persistent Cookies may be retained after you close your browser but have an expiration date.
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