I have been buying readers from this… I have been buying readers from this company for a few years and I tell myself, don't waste anymore money. The quality has become shabby with the prises rising. The last 3 pair I bought broke within a week's time for various reasons, stem snapped off, lens popped out and so on. I will not invest any money into poorly constructed Eyewear. Which is really a shame, I've enjoyed the different styles

Have ordered two pair of reading… Have ordered two pair of reading glasses. Both pair have broken with what could be classified as 'minimal use.' Contacted their Customer Service and got some 'stock' reply citing Covid as the reason for slow response. I live 30 miles from Readers.com facility. Anyone who changed their business practices because of that is WOKE. Nothing other than some restaurants and bars in my town changed practices. Their glasses are one step above those at the Dollar Store. You don't even get service when they fail. AVOID.

I have been buying glasses from this… I have been buying glasses from this company for years, and have never had any problems. Until my last order. I ordered a gold frame and received silver. I don't wear silver, so sent an email asking how to have them replaced. No answer. Three emails later.. still no answer!! Needless to say they have lost a customer, and I've stopped referring others.

I purchased my first pair last week I purchased my first pair last week. They were the Collegiate men’s Readers. I don’t know what material is used on these glasses but I seem to be highly allergic to the frames. They cause terrible ITCHING! It’s very uncomfortable. I will beto be requesting a full return refund. Very disappointed.

I should have checked here first I should have checked here first. My glasses broke like another review, while wearing them. I was going to process a return but I figure after reading other reviews I will just cut my losses and chalk it up to learning through experience. in my opinion you're better off buying glasses from the dollar store or Sam's club. Buying these expensive readers doesn't make sense when they're made just as cheaply.