- Are these glasses worth it for computer work?
- They cover the basics: blue light filtering, anti-scratch polycarbonate and UV protection in a flexible frame. If you only need screen glasses and a fixed fit works for you, they are a reasonable pick.
- Do they come with a prescription?
- The listed lenses are single vision, so a prescription can be filled, but the frame is also sold as a computer-use pair. Confirm the prescription option with the store before ordering.
- Will they fit my face?
- The lens height is 32 mm and the frame is a standard rectangle with no adjustable nose pads. Measure your current glasses against these figures, since the fit cannot be tweaked.
- Do they block blue light and UV?
- Yes, the lenses list a blue light filter and UV protection. The tint is clear, so they look like ordinary glasses.
- How do they compare with metal rectangle frames?
- TR plastic is lighter and more flexible than metal, which helps if the frame gets knocked around. Metal frames usually offer adjustable nose pads, which these do not.
- When is the best time to buy?
- Eyewear discounts cluster around back-to-school and end-of-year sales. Check the price history before buying so you know whether the current price is low for this frame.
- What do buyers say about the San Dimas Rectangle Glasses?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 11 ratings.