REAVEE 4 Pairs

Not comfortable and not fitting perfectly

I have bought 17 pairs of these glasses because they seem to be the only one-piece silicone frame armless glasses out there. I’ve used them for years now. I read in bed constantly and fall asleep reading. Glasses with arms hurt my face and ears when I’m laying on my side with the side of my head on a pillow. These stay on well enough as long as I’m not walking around wearing them. They are so lightweight that I forget I’m wearing them, which is saying something considering I have sensory issues about anything touching my face and have never been able to tolerate glasses before age-related vision issues crept up on me in my 40s. These glasses seem like a little miracle to me! But! The lenses scratch very easily. I have purchased 17 pairs partly because my eyes got worse, partly because my 5 lb poodle loves to sneak away with them and chew the frames to bits, but mostly because they become so scratched up it’s annoying to look through them. I did notice they have a lifetime warranty but I’m not sure what qualifies for that. If I found one-piece silicone armless glasses with more durable material used for the lenses, I’d buy those instead of these. In the meantime, I continue to buy these and am grateful to have them!

This was so clever but I returned because they weren’t comfortable for the price. Maybe my face was too wide but they felt too small.

Attach these to your phone and never wonder where your glasses are again! Glasses are flexible and the click in method to the case is very secure! Highly recommend!

I have been using the ThinOptics armless glasses for years now. They broke and I didn't feel like paying $25 for a replacement. The price of those glasses keeps going up! My last were $19. These Reavee glasses are a LOT cheaper, so I was hoping they would work. The positives: They correct really well. Very clear to watch through. Price amazing! Sadly enough that's where the postives end. The negatives: They are ugly as can be, but that didn't matter to me. I only wear them at home while reading at night, in bed. The problem with these glasses is that they pinch your nose really hard. I have a very average (not small, not large) nose. And even though they pinch really hard, they don't even feel stable. So you get a very painful pinch and they barely stay on your nose. Impossible to read that way. For the price I was considering keeping them and putting them in my jacket pocket for when I go grocery shopping. But the "ugly" part of the glasses makes me not want to do that. I'm just going to return them and sadly enough pay the ridiculous price of the ThinOptics again.

These specs do not fit nicely on someone’s nose. The plastic isn’t comfortable or well designed.