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Dial Vision glasses use a sliding dial on each lens to change focus, aimed at replacing a drawer full of single-strength readers. The polycarbonate browline frame is light and the claimed range runs from -6D to +3D, so one pair is meant to cover reading and distance use for different people. The idea is appealing, but the 1.9-star average from 147 ratings shows buyers are often disappointed. Most complaints center on the dial mechanism and lens clarity rather than the frame itself.
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Lowest price we've seen: $24.99 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Owners rate these poorly. The adjustable dial is the main source of frustration, and many say the lenses distort or slip out of focus.
These adjustable glasses have variable focus, so the wearer can change the lens power for reading and for distance vision. The frame is a black browline style made of polycarbonate.
The glasses come with a cleaning cloth and a portable case.






