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Bought 3 pairs of Otto Computer Reader glasses. The frames broke for all 3 pairs within 3 weeks. Posted my review of these glasses on their site and it never showed up. Tried to review again a few weeks later and they still won’t post the review.

Worse than a 1. I purchased a pair from them and I normally use the cheap equate classes for $5. 3.00 magnification. I ordered a 4.00 from them and it wasn't usable. they sent me a replacement pair in 4.5 still wasn't usable. Months later now and I thought well I will give them another chance. I ordered a pair of 5.00 thinking that maybe their magnification strengths were on a different scale or something. Nope. still didn't work as well as the walmart 3.00. Its pretty bad when a $20 pair of reading glasses doesn't work as well as a weaker strength $5 pair from walmart. Don't waste your money.

I bought 2 pair glasses from readers.com, I ordered ladies small petite, 2 separate times, they both came back extra wide, I will never order from them again, why don't they have 0 stars?

I paid about $17 for a pair of Readers glasses. The quality of the plastic and the fittings was poor from the start. Within a month or two, one of the temples fell off, and I could not use the screw, or replacement screws from a kit, to re-attach it. I took the glasses to an eyeglass store. They told me that Readers products were put together with pegs, not screws, and that they had not been able to obtain the pegs. I got out my wire cutters, cut a new 1/8" peg from a straight pin, and stuck it on with a bit of masking tape. If you don't have wire-cutters, try slip-jaw pliers that have a cutting slot between the jaws. I plan to avoid using the spring hinges on mine, in an attempt to keep the improvised peg in place holding the temple on. And I put another gob of masking tape over the other peg. Good luck with yours. I've found much better quality reading glasses in thrift shops, but fell for Readers ads and promotions. Never again.