Foster Grant Men's Sawyer Multi Focus™ Progressive Reading Glasses

Description

The Sawyer is a pair of men’s reading and screen glasses with a rectangular full frame and a multi-focus lens. With the Multi-Focus lens, Foster Grant has created a three-in-one feature with the bottom of the lens providing a normal strength, the middle of the lens with a slightly less than normal strength, and the top of the lens being half the normal strength. This diverse lens allows you to complete any task while remaining focused and looking sophisticated. Foster Grant is the market leader in popular-priced eyewear with a full range of sunglasses, reading glasses and digital glasses. Foster Grant believes in real style – eyewear that is effortlessly fashion-forward and perfectly you, with true quality you can see and feel. Our talented designers in New York, London, and Milan search the globe for the freshest looks and inspiration, and transform them into fashion-forward styles that are uniquely flattering and wearable. Every pair of our men’s reading glasses are carefully constructed to give you the most comfortable fit. And with every stylish pair affordably priced, you can create all the looks to express the many shades of you. Review: Multi-focal lenses are UPSIDE DOWN! - I've used Foster Grant multifocal readers for several years, always getting the same model until this last purchase of the Sawyer. I purchased the Sawyer model this time so I could increase the max magnification from 3.0 to 3.5 (3.5 wasn't available in my previous model). When I first put them on, I noticed that I was having a hard time find the right position, but figured I would adjust after a few days. It has now been a few weeks, and I realized that I've still adjusting them alot and have also been getting headaches. So, I paid a bit more attention to what was going on and realized that the "sense" of these multi-focals is different from the other Foster Grant readers I have been using for several years. You would expect the "near" vision to be at the bottom of the lens, so you can look down at a book for instance, and that the "far" vision part of the lens would be at the top (so you can drive while looking straight ahead). These glasses are backwards! I confirmed by comparing with my old F-G glasses. Is this a manufacturing defect, or some geniuses "feature"? Either way, I'm not at all pleases with my new purchase. I would have sent it back if I had understood sooner what the problem is. This is pretty ridiculous! Review: I can see. - These glasses work as well as my 500.00 prescription glasses do. The only drawback is that the lenses are thicker which makes the entire eyeglasses heavier and if I wear them for hours and hours at a time they have a tendency to make the bridge of my nose sore. Other than that they're great