Clic Magnetic Reading Glasses for Men or Women, Soft Foldable Band, Computer Readers, Barat (S-XL)

I loved these older pairs. The last pair resulted in the magnets falling out making them useless. The headband part was very good, because it was rigid and fit my neck. Please look at my order history. It shows the strength to be 3.0 or more. I DO NOT WANT another pair of the flimsy headbands. Thank you.

I have been through three original Clic it glasses, the solid neck wrap wears out and snaps. The soft strap should last a lot longer .

Christmas present but when opened glass at bottom of lens was cracked. He said they were fine since he didn't look through that portion of the lens.Decided he wanted another pair after using the original ones. Works well for him

The Clic Magnetic Reading Glasses are held by a magnet across the bridge. Instead of setting your readers down, just keep them around your neck. It's convenient and a wonderful alternative to having a pair of glasses in every room of the house. They are adjustable to fit any head size and are a great value. You'll need to know your glasses power but you can easily do that in any drug store in their glasses section.

I have owned these glasses for 8 months. This is my second pair of clics. My first pair being the smaller lenses. That pair was made of a better plastic as I can only speculate. I had no problems with those. I needed a stronger lens and ordered the new larger frames. I liked them until I didn’t. The plastic seems to be a softer plastic and is very thin where the magnets clic. There is a hair line crack on one magnet causing it to stay attached to the other. I asked for warranty and they offered to sell me another pair for half price.I can make them work I assume, but I would advise not buying this particular frame. I think it’s a poor design.

Well, after seven months of having these, like many reviews before, the magnets came out of their seated recessed areas in the middle where they click together at the bridge of the nose. So, as crafty person, I decided, no big deal, I will just super glue them back in place. Since these are the only readers I have, I had to do the gluing with blurry vision. Got the 1st one perfect. one drop of CA glue and slipped the magnet in and pushed down till it was flush. no overflow, no spillage. perfect. Now, since I cant see that well, I dispense glue in the other hole and try to get the other magnet in. having trouble getting it lined up. By the time I did, as soon as the magnet hit the glue, it stuck, wouldn't go any further and it still needed about a 32nd more to go. This is the side with the two nibs that stick out to lock into the recesses of the other frame. With blurry vision and the back edge of my lock blade pocket knife, I begin striking the back of the magnet. I don't know, maybe 10 or 12 times, few misses, then a chip of the magnet comes flying off. Then I start feeling around, again, since I can't see worth a flip, I feel around and find I have smashed the top nib almost flat, I got a chipped off magnet still sitting proud in the hole, the face side of the frame cracked open and some glue ran out and dried on the frame. luckily it didn't make it to the lens, but now they look like some jacked up crap.Just wish I had read more reviews about the magnets coming loose. This has really pissed me off and since its been 7 months, its all on me. If it wasn't for the magnets coming out, I would not have the devastation I have now.I would not recommend these to anyone until the can fix the issue of the magnets coming out. If they cant or refuse to quality control the issue of the magnets coming out, then they don't need my business. Honestly, I think they should replace them for free since it was their problem that led to, now, my frames being all jacked up.

Even though I never got the first pair that I ordered. Or a credit.I did get the second order and they are a good quality pair of glasses.Hopefully you won’t have to pay two for one like I did

Very handy to use fitzwell, and does not get in the way