Ultra-Light Multifocal Photochromic Progressive Anti-Blue Light Reading Glasses-CML030-1 vs Photochromic Progressive Reading Glasses
Both are photochromic progressive glasses with blue light filtering, so the real split is frame and lens material. The CML030-1 uses lightweight TR90, which flexes and survives drops better, and its multifocal lens is built for reading, computer work and conversation. The Selzari pair uses a metal frame with polycarbonate lenses, a fixed 1.5x magnification, 99% blue light filtering and UV400, plus anti-reflective coating. Owners of TR90 frames report them staying comfortable for long wear; metal frames feel sturdier and more formal but can slip and press on the nose. Buy the TR90 pair for all-day comfort and sporty use, the metal pair for a dressier look and stronger screen filtering.
- Choose the Ultra-Light Multifocal Photochromic Progressive Anti-Blue Light Reading Glasses if you want a light, flexible TR90 frame for long wear, outdoor activity and everyday progressive use.
- Choose the Photochromic Progressive Eyeglasses With Blue Light Filter And Metal Frame if you prefer a metal frame, want 99% blue light filtering with anti-reflective coating, and need a fixed 1.5x strength.
Prices
- Ultra-Light Multifocal Photochromic Progressive Anti-Blue Light Reading Glasses-CML030-1: $19.99 at Amazon (checked today)
- Photochromic Progressive Reading Glasses: $17.99 at Amazon (checked today)
- Difference: the Photochromic Progressive Reading Glasses is $2.00 cheaper than the Ultra-Light Multifocal Photochromic Progressive Anti-Blue Light Reading Glasses-CML030-1 today

