Boston Glasses

My husband decided to take a chance on these frames as they were so cheap. He loves them so much he's just ordered them as sunnies also (look really good btw!) and now wants them as reading glasses too!!

I took several tries to get the arms adjusted. When I received the glasses, they were very tight on my head and after wearing them for a few hours, they really hurt but with adjustment they really are quite comfortable. I wasn't sure on the size since the online tryon tool was not particularly good. It works for a general idea but the glasses look much better on me now than the simulation. They are light weight with the lenses I have in them.

I bought these frames because the measurements were almost exactly the same as my old glasses. I was skeptical about the online 'try on' thing, because the frames looked much smaller that those in peoples reviews. And I was right. The frames are bigger when I got them. And I had my PD measured by some electronic device so I know it's accurate. So keep that in mind. Everything else seems fine. The lenses are actually better than ones I had and these ones are way cheaper. I can now easily drive at rainy night. This is one of those very rare things where something is way cheaper and it's actually good. Can't say much about durability though. We will see. I just hope eyebuydirect fixes the 'try on'. The frame size based on PD is just not right. It would be so much better if it was accurate. Getting glasses that are too big is just not cool. Also you could make the app automatically resize your eyes based on your prescription and refraction of those lenses. It would be more realistic and completely doable. You could even make advanced settings so one knows what focal point to photograph or whatever. There is probably a lot of people knowledgeable about photography who would want to make an accurate portrait for trying out glasses. One final note. Please have more S size glasses. :)