David
Look Good in Photos, poor on Performance
I have had at least 3 pairs of readers.com glasses come apart at the temples with the temple screws just loosening until they fall out. After the 90 day warranty, don’t expect to get anything but the satisfaction of having been able to complain about how poorly these glasses are made. You get what you pay for and at Readers.com, that’s not much. This is what they meant when the phrase ,”built in obsolescence” was coined… they expect to sell you lots of glasses over (a short) time. Now you know why.

