Jcerki Polarizing Nearsighted Sunglasses Tinted Gray Men Women Myopia Distance Glasses **These Are Not Reading Glasses** (Black, -1.75)

For the price of under 25$ including tax at the time of purchase, in my opinion, it is an excellent sunglass and prescription glass. For vision, I got the -2 diopter lens because luckily my eyes were equal between left and right (having said that, these glasses not for whom who have different vision). It is clear, no distortion like my more expensive and dedicated prescription glass. I only use it for driving purposes. It is very comfortable for driving. The glasses is light-weight. However, the UV protection is not impressive. On the scale of 10, i would rate it 6/10 for UV protection. On the photos, I used UV light with this glass and my Rayban. The Rayban UV performance is more superior as it allowed significant less UV light to go through. Therefore, I would recommend use this glass only when driving not in direct sunlight. The frame after 2 years begins to show signs of wearing and a small crack appears. Anyway, this is a good sunglass for tight-budget people.

Bought these because I didn’t want to pay $200 for prescription sunglasses. I opened the box walked outside and could see perfectly! Will be buying so many more! Good quality, look just like ray ban dupes. Totally worth the money, they fit perfectly and they aren’t too tight on my head but tight enough that if I move quickly they stay on! Just pick the closest in your needs and if you have -2.5 and -2.75 just get the 2.75. It doesn’t make you dizzy!

I love that I can use this shades and actually see. They are really cool. But beware that it's really hard to see the phone or smart watch while wearing them.

Perfect non-prescription distance glasses at a reasonable price.

My sons first pair of sunglasses. Since he has a prescription, he couldn’t afford from an eye store and these work great for him!!!!

I ordered these sunglasses after reading more than 90% positive reviews and ignored the negative reviews. I have no complaints the way these sunglasses look and fit is also good but, they’re completely useless and dangerous to to wear especially for driving because, they’re extremely blurry. I immediately returned them.

Wouldn’t it be nicer if each lens could be customized? My eyes are similar enough so it works ok but not perfectly. What I really like is how dark thy are. Great if you’re ultra light sensitive.

Nice glasses. Unfortunately, they've only lasted a short time.

Comfortable fit and stylishDoesn’t feel or look cheapI already bought another pair for back up if I loose a pair

Wow. I’m actually blown away by how much I like these. They are perfect and saved me hundreds on dollars buying from the optometrist.

Hands down these glasses saved me 400. The way my distance is starting is about from 7 ft. fine print and pictures are blurry. I got the -0.5 and bought the - 1.00. The 0.5 is honestly natural . No strain or load on the eyes and everything is sharp yet smooth and no headaches. The 1.00 is a little more vivid but I will try it outside once I go out. Overall I'm super content for these glasses. I heated up the sides with a heat gun for a second to just adjust the mold of th3 frames to make it more snug.

These glasse help me greatly to read things that are at a distance. Cheaper than a pair from the eye doctor, but work well for me.

A seemingly well-designed product that turned to disappointment real fast.At first, I was really excited to receive this product as its design looked quite promising. Although its not clear from the product description and the accompanying images, the glasses themselves are clear and come with a snap-on magnetic plate that features the tinted lenses which turn them into sunglasses. So in principle, you could easily take them from outdoor to indoor with a snap.My problem, however, was that contrary to the description which brands them as driving/myopic sunglasses, the lenses had ZERO vision correction. Both the inner clear lenses and the sunshades snap-on piece were just transparent plastic with no prescription whatsoever. What is the point of making the buyer select their prescription strength if your product is just a fashion accessory and certainly not suitable to those who need vision correction for driving, etc.? I should add that Amazon gave me no option to check in with the seller if a wrong product was shipped to me and the glasses arrived in really flimsy plastic packaging that said nothing about prescription on the label, so I returned them and didn't bother trying my luck with a repurchase.Really too bad, could have been nice sunglasses if they actually corrected nearsightedness as advertised.