TruVision ReadersReading Glasses - 9509 HP -VP3-Gunmetal-1.25

I've owned 6 pair of these glasses. I am not impressed with their durability. The plastic ear pieces come loose very easily and they can slide along the temple piece. The lenses also chip very easily and it's always right next to where the frame touches the lens. The chips are almost always on the top of the lens too.Of the last 6 pair that I bought, all 6 of them have suffered from lens chipping. They are readers so since I don't need them all the time, I keep the glasses in a shirt pocket when I am not wearing them. That said, I'm not hard on the glasses. I work in and office so when I do set them down it's on a desk. At home, when I set them down it's on my computer desk or my nightstand.The price is low but so is the quality and you get what you pay for. Think I'll spend a few more bucks and get some better quality readers.

But hey I kept them. They're small enough to just have in your pocket. And hell I am an old man.

After my cataract surgeries, my doc told me that off-the-shelf reading glasses would be all that I need. This is good for me because prescription glasses last maybe last two-three months before I destroy them. I started buying top shelf readers at $16 each but they would last only a month....then I found these. With my nasty wear & tear, these also last a month but they fit better and cost a tiny fraction of the "Titanium" glasses.

I bought a couple sets of these to replace my 1.5's. I liked that they came in their own pouch but quickly realized they're not very durable. They scratch easily and one has a chip in it already. My previous glasses lasted more than five years and only had two pairs of those. I had to replace them with a stronger 2.0. I bought two sets because I forget where I leave them. I wouldn't recommend them.

Deleting my original review, which was 5 stars. I loved these glasses so I'm more than bummed that they didn't last at all. Note the cracks and chips in the photo. All 3 did that - one picture is enough, especially since there's no way to contact the company that I can see. Let me be clear: I take care of my things and these glasses are no exception. I did nothing to them to get these chips and cracks. In fact, I can't figure it out. I noticed a little mark, figured, well, OK, one pair somehow suffered some wear and tear, can't complain for the price. Then the cracks got worse. Then ALL of them did the same thing. A serious shame because they are otherwise nice looking! I was so happy with them for a couple months. Now they look like garbage. 30 day return period from Amazon expired, so I'm stuck with junk. Not cool. If the manufacturer reads reviews, they should contact me, replace the defective glasses and I'll be thrilled to write them up another 5 star review from a happy customer. These should look good for more than a few months.