ThinOpticsunisex-adult Reading Glasses + Universal Pod Case Rectangular Reading Glasses

It is very practical and useful. I sticked it behind my phone and now always carry it with me.

Great 👍 👌

Easy to use by keep it sticked to rear side of mobile cover

A difficult one. The product, we love. The idea is so cool. And a great solution to my other half ALWAYS forgetting his glasses. However, you'll notice they boast a lifetime guarantee and free replacements. Don't believe it. We've spent over a week now, trying to contact them by email, online chat.... Here's the problem. The form doesn't allow you to enter the reading strength of the glasses you need replacing, yet won't let you submit the form without the information. Yep. Is it a clever way of stopping anyone from actually getting replacements? How many people will just give up and order new ones? All we've had so far is an auto email which wants to know whether we're satisfied with our customer contact. Words fail me. Such a shame when a great product is let down by shitty service from a company which doesn't honour its promises. Hey ho.

I bought these because the Nooz I'd had since last autumn had broken. Replacements are out of stock, so I thought I'd try these as an alternative. What a mistake. My Nooz were great - these are terrible.Some months ago, I took a punt on a similar but much cheaper (£3.28 for a pair vs £16.99) option (sayletre Blue Light Blocking Glasses) and on receipt threw them straight in the bin as the quality and comfort were just so poor. These, despite these being more than 5x the price, are almost as bad.Whoever thought that adding an abrasive substance to create grip on a wearable item was a good idea should be polished with the same material. See picture. The material used on the nose clip is like finely-ground glass or coarse sandpaper. The clip itself is weak and so the specs don't stay on the nose, even with the sandpapering effect.Even if you have a nose like a rhino's and comfort isn’t a concern, these are super fiddly to put back in the case. You have to squeeze then in at just the right angle, then wriggle them in so that they are fully within the case - just irritating.I've now picked up some cheap regular reading glasses (with arms) from the local pharmacist and will use them until I can get some more Nooz, however long that takes.Do not buy these. They are just so bad. And a waste of nearly £17. (In my opinion.)

As crazy as it sounds and for me at least, I was seriously contemplating having eye laser surgery lens replacement at the cost of c.£6.5k until I found these glasses.I kept losing my old reading specs or crushing them in my pocket whilst travelling light. I was fed up of the inconvenience. Not anymore, my specs are now attached to my phone which I always have with me, these specs are always by my side. They are also a good ice breaker in business meetings and friends and they just work - genius, I love them!I have just ordered another pair for my key ring because I have just purchased an Apple Watch that works independently from my phone so when I am out running I can tuck the key fob concealing my specs into my shorts pocket.I have read comments about these falling off noses, this is not my experience or that of my colleague who also has a pair. You just play around with them until you find the right spot, they are reversible so no need to mess about.Great product, wished I had thought of it first $$$$ 🤩

The nose clip broke off from mine so I decided to replace them via the lifetime guarantee.......erm, not happening. They have changed their policy and now only offer a 90 day guarantee of you purchase from any retailer other than themselves. You have to buy directly from them to qualify for a lifetime guarantee. Also, they are not very comfortable and do not stay on well...although they are ideal for taking with you to perhaps read a menu in a restaurant, but there is no way you would be using these for anything more than that. I never used them much and was careful with them but as I have said they have broke due to the left nose clip deciding to part company with the frame.

Being hopelessly long sighted, post 2 cataract operations, I now have several pairs of reading type glasses around the house / in the office. These are very useful for occasional use. Their flexibility makes them feel a little fragile but I've used them regularly for 2 months and they're going strong. It's the storage box that sticks to the back of your mobile phone that makes them so useful - ensuring that you've nearly always got them with you (particularly for reading things on your phone!). The nose clip part can get a little stuck when sliding them back in to the packet - so just ease the packet out with your finger nail & it's fine. Caution - you will look like a bit of a nutty professor when wearing them - but at least you'll be able to see what you're doing!