Lazy Glasses Prism Glasses for Watch TV, Read, or Browse Your Phone While Lying Down，New Upgraded Lighter and Clearer Lazy Glasses Spectacles for Lying Down, Reducing Neck and Cervical Strain (Silver)

I've tried probably a dozen kinds of these glasses on Amazon over the last 10 years and this is the first set that I have liked enough that I've even used them as thank you gifts to my business clients. I love that they are extremely minimal but strong enough not to snap easily. They are so great for wearing when listening to live presentations at conferences or services, because you can take notes without having to constantly look up and down. Your notes literally just float in the lower half of your field of view while you're able to stay in eye contact of what's in front of you.I also really like wearing them to read in bed (as you'd expect) and even just to minimize neck strain if I'm watching something on screen but want to recline my chair. Highly recommended!

Awesome!!! We bought these because my son broke his neck and can’t look down, or sit up for too long at once. This way, he can lay down and still watch tv or read his book. Great product! We were pleasantly surprised!!

I really love these glasses and, personally, I would ABSOLUTELY buy them again (or even for a friend), however they may not be for everyone.PROS - Good quality and I love that it comes with a glasses box (instead of a glasses bag). The main selling point for me was that I can watch TV while crocheting at the same time because it splits the view where your eyes are (that way you can comfortably look up and down without an issue on either view point) - I had a different pair of these type of glasses last year and they were enclosed all around the glasses so, because of that, I only had the option of looking down (unless I took them completely off).However, THESE specific ones allow me to look at my work and the world around me, simultaneously, with a very pleasurable ease :)Beyond that, the glass is nicely held together and the view is crystal clear!CONS - The box is quite thin, and so are the glasses. If you are accident prone like me (or prone to sitting on your glasses) then it's possible these will bend easily, and/or break. So TAKE CARE OF WHERE YOU PUT THEM hahaAlso because the metal is thinner, it does slightly hurt on the bridge of my nose - not much (like I said I'd definitely buy them again) but other noses may have different issues with it and you may want to put some small padding in that spot.Overall though, I absolutely love this product and feel like it's even better for the quality and cost!You won't regret buying them!

They take a little time to adjust to reading with them but they are great for someone wearing a cervical collar who is unable to move his neck.

These may be great for people who do not wear glasses.However, I bought these specifically to see if they would work well enough over my progressive glasses, but they did not fit very well.

This is the third set of prism glasses I've purchased & it is definitely the best pair. My first set had a hard plastic frame and worked perfectly but was not adjustable, the second pair was a set that could clip on to prescription glasses and I could never get those ones to line up correctly so they were useless. This pair is perfect! The frames are light & adjustable; I was able to pinch the nose pieces together so that the glasses stand up taller on my low nose bridge. The arms are also a bit wider than the hard plastic pair I bought so these aren't digging into my temples giving me headaches. Highly recommend!

Great product. Doesn’t irritate the nose after long use. Very comfortable.

I have thoracic outlet syndrome. So it gets hard to tilt my head down. Excruciating pain. These glasses make reading and journaling possible again. I’m so grateful!