3M Reader's Safety Glasses,+1.5 Diopter, Clear Lens Bifocal lens

It is really helpful to have the built in readers but they scratch really easy. Price point isn't really at disposable level so I don't think I will purchase again.

Long-time eyeglass wearer who had cataract surgery so I needed something like this for work in surgery and outdoor/indoor home stuff. Very well made 3M product with three adjustments: the lens angle, temple length and what appears to be soft silicone nose pieces. Both lens are very clear and the main lens sweep around to the side. The bifocals are placed quite low and medially. Although these are made in Taiwan, they are not made for my Asian face since despite my making all the possible adjustments, the nose piece does not hold the frame off my cheeks (and I don't think I look particularly chipmunk-ish). The best fit I could make made the bifocal portion too low to be fully functional. I like the 3M Nuvo Readers' fit better, however the side shields make me look industrial but very dorky.

Being a guy of a "certain age", I find myself unable to see the fine details in my projects. Ok, I can hardly see the project itself if it is closer than 4 feet. But these fix that problem and allow me to do the close work while still allowing me to look up and see farther away without the correction. I have bought two pair of these - one very strong for really fine work and one my normal strength for reading and such. The fit well, are adjustable, and I like wearing real safety glasses when I use power tools. I like being able to see what I'm doing even better!

These are great safety glasses for people who usually need readers for close work, but also want better protection while working. The small bifocal magnifying lens are positioned mostly out of the wearer's line-of-site, but easily can be used when you need to read an instruction or a tape measure, for example. The temples can be adjusted for length and tilt to fit nearly every shape of head or for personal preference. Because they are not glass, they can be more easily scratched, so take care of them and they will take care of your eyes. My only regret is in not being able to find something like these with an amber or yellow lens, but I won't ding the manufacturer for this minor gripe. I will, however, remove one star for made outside the USA.

I just recently thought to look for safety glasses with a reading bifocal capability, so in general this is a fantastic solution. I'm happy with these, with one minor caveat and the other kind of big. The minor one is that the glasses themselves overall are quite large, which granted may be the point for safety glasses, but I've seen sleeker ones and would prefer a bit smaller. The bigger issue frankly is my head - I have a pretty big one, and most all plastic glasses like this come with a hard curve built in at the ear piece, that is intended to wrap around the head and keep them on. For me instead though they just dig in like murder and are very uncomfortable. If the ear piece went more back than in it would be great, but for some reason that's very difficult to find.I actually held these over a heat source and melted them a bit to pull the inward curve out. It came out OK, but is not easy to do without melting the things totally and ruining them, so I don't recommend it I guess unless you have a steady hand.If you have what the industry considers a normal fit these will be fine, but I'm still searching for a less restrictive fit.

About the best lightweight safety glasses with optical correction you can get for the price!👍👍👍👍😎☕

Great product well worth the money

Since people can no longer print clear numbers on tape measures and use fuzzy font on instruction booklets, I had trouble seeing them...SO, I got a pair of these cheaters to try...LOVED THEM...bought more pairs, bought a few pairs for friends, they are old and going blind, OBVIOUSLY, NOT my problem...

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Pour le travail je coupe des tubes d’aluminium et j’ai à lire les mesures sur le bon de commande

These are nice. On the expensive side for safety glasses. But great for shop floor when you need to read, weld, or see anything close up and you just can’t quite see that well anymore... I bought a couple pair, and they seem pretty nice so far.Edit. I’ve been using these for a month now. They are holding up well. Seem to be pretty scratch resistant. Clean up well, and tough. I am not easy on my eye wear, on and off, and on, and set on the grinder, in the coverall pockets, then on the belt sander, then forgotten about, then flung across room from said belt sander turning on, over to the press, shuffled on the bench, beat on the bench from wrenches flying, back on, back off, covered in oils, solvent oils, etc etc etc etc.... kicked across the shop floor at one point, by accident of course, one trip across the shop through the air, quite not by accident... and they hold up well,I definitely recommend them.The only thing I’d recommend to 3m is maybe a bit bigger diopter. Not much, but Just a bit higher up.

Well, I guess I'm officially old now that I've got bifocal safety glasses for when I'm in the shop. They fit well (I've got a big melon of a head) and the bifocal area that lets you read or "zoom in and enhance" what you're working on is okay - I don't really have anything to compare it to, this is my first bifocal experience. They are definitely useful, no more popping off the safety glasses to put on readers and then switch back. I wish they weren't quite as expensive, not because I feel they're low quality, but because I'll probably lose them and have to buy more.