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My in-laws all love their reading glasses with a split-bridge joined by magnets, and a built-in loop around the back. I think it’s these: https://cliceyewear.co
by yojo 1y ago
My in-laws all love their reading glasses with a split-bridge joined by magnets, and a built-in loop around the back. I think it’s these: https://cliceyewear.com/ https://cliceyewear.com/
If you don’t mind the aesthetics (though I personally can’t get past them), they solve the same problem as your string in an integrated way. Plus they rest more like a necklace, since it doesn’t require as long of a loop.
- jacquesm 1y agoThat's interesting. I won't be trying them though, I hate frames, it is bad enough with frameless but frames really spoil it for me. One brand in particular that I've found makes glasses that are almost invisible to me when I'm wearing them and that's the one that I've stuck with for the last couple of years. If the tech described here comes to general availability I'll be super happy.
- jamiek88 1y agoWhich brand is that? I also hate frames but have a huge head so I’m limited on options!
- jacquesm 1y agoI buy them whenever I'm in Latvia, they're called Silac and they're sold in one particular chain of apothecary that I forgot the name of. On the web they are at: https://silac.eu/fr/nos-lunettes/597-643-lunettes-de-lecture-black-metal-5400323709706#/1-dioptrie-125 https://silac.eu/fr/nos-lunettes/597-643-lunettes-de-lecture... But they're quite a bit more expensive online than in the store.