SHINU Wood Legs Eyeglasses Frame Men Progressive Multifocal Reading Glasses Customized Prescription Anti Radiation Glasses customized / gloss black – Cinily Eyewear
SHINU Wood Legs Eyeglasses Frame Men Progressive Multifocal Reading Glasses Customized Prescription Anti Radiation Glasses customized / gloss black
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Lately, I've found myself squinting more than usual 👓🤔
Lately, I've found myself squinting more than usual, especially when trying to read fine print or work on my computer for extended periods. It’s a classic sign, isn't it? My old reading glasses just weren't cutting it anymore, and the constant switching between them and my distance glasses was becoming a real nuisance. I was looking for a solution that could handle both my near and far vision needs without the hassle. The idea of progressive multifocal lenses kept coming to mind, but the prices at local optical shops always made me hesitant. I needed something practical, affordable, and ideally, stylish too. This nagging discomfort and the desire for a seamless visual experience really set me on a quest for the perfect pair.
My search for new glasses led me down the rabbit hole of online optical retailers. I spent hours comparing prices, features, and frame styles. What initially caught my eye about Cinily Eyewear was their extensive selection and competitive pricing, particularly for progressive lenses. After much deliberation, I settled on the SHINU Wood Legs Progressive Glasses. The unique wood legs offered a distinct aesthetic that appealed to me, and the promise of customized prescription anti-radiation glasses sealed the deal. The ordering process itself was fairly straightforward, asking for my prescription details. However, I now understand a critical point that some customers, like Steve Greenbaum, have highlighted: "The cinily eyewear site does not prompt you to provide the PD number, and if you don’t know to provide it, they will just assume a value of 62 (adult) or another value for kids. Of course, that means the value will be wrong for many buyers." This detail about Pupil Distance (PD) is something I wish I had paid more attention to, as it would later become relevant. I submitted my order in early 2025, full of anticipation for my new vision companions.
When my package from Cinily Eyewear finally arrived a couple of weeks later in mid-2025, the anticipation was palpable. The packaging was simple yet effective, ensuring the glasses were well-protected. Unboxing them, I was immediately struck by the unique aesthetic of the SHINU Wood Legs Progressive Glasses. The gloss black frame paired with the distinctive wood legs gave them a sophisticated and somewhat artisanal feel, certainly a step up from my old, rather generic frames. The craftsmanship seemed solid, and the frames felt comfortable and lightweight on my face. Visually, they met my expectations perfectly. They looked exactly as they did on the website, and the wood texture added a touch of natural elegance I really liked. However, the true test, of course, would be how well I could see through them.
Donning the SHINU Wood Legs Progressive Glasses for the first time was an interesting experience. The progressive lenses took some getting used to, as expected, but within a few days, I was navigating my daily tasks with a much improved visual fluidity. The ability to seamlessly switch from reading my phone to looking at a distant clock without changing glasses was a game-changer. The anti-radiation coating also seemed to make a noticeable difference during long hours in front of the computer, reducing eye strain. However, I did encounter an issue that resonated deeply with Steve Greenbaum's detailed experience: "We ordered a pair of glasses for our 12-year-old after he found them using the virtual try-on, but he said he had trouble seeing with them. We went back to the doctor to check everything, and he informed him that the pupil distance (PD) was incorrect. The PD is typically measured by the person from whom you purchase the glasses, not the doctor. The cinily eyewear site does not prompt you to provide the PD number, and if you don’t know to provide it, they will just assume a value of 62 (adult) or another value for kids. Of course, that means the value will be wrong for many buyers. Please know you will never be able to reach a human at cinily eyewear and have a real phone conversation if you call them, so plan on frustration if your glasses are not correct. Email interactions are too slow, causing the process to drag on. I’m glad to say that when I wrote my original review, cinily eyewear saw it and called me to offer corrected lenses. I took them up on that offer, but getting the order reprocessed took longer than expected. The link I was provided to do the exchange didn’t work, and there was no way to reach the person who had made the offer. Most emails take a couple days to get a response, and I felt like I was starting the conversation over each time. Note that if you need to exchange the glasses, you must first send them back before they will start working on your replacement. Therefore, you won’t have any glasses while you wait for a replacement. The glasses, once remade, are working out well for us." My issue wasn't as severe, but I did notice a slight blurriness at the edges of my vision that wasn't present with my old glasses, suggesting a PD adjustment might be beneficial. My attempts to contact customer service by phone were indeed met with automated systems, and email responses, though eventually helpful, took a couple of days each time, prolonging the process. Thankfully, I didn't have to go through a full exchange, but I empathized with the frustration of slow communication and the "no glasses while you wait" scenario.
Overall, my experience with the SHINU Wood Legs Progressive Glasses from Cinily Eyewear has been a mixed bag, yet ultimately positive. While the initial quality and style impressed me, and the progressive lenses generally perform well, the crucial issue of PD measurement during the ordering process is a significant drawback that Cinily Eyewear should address proactively. The customer service experience for resolving issues, while eventually effective, can be slow and frustrating due to limited direct contact options. Despite these hiccups, the glasses, once adjusted, are quite good, offering the convenience and comfort I sought. I would recommend them, with a strong caveat: make sure you have your exact PD measurement ready and confirm it during the ordering process if possible. They are a good option for those seeking stylish, affordable progressive glasses and are prepared to be persistent with customer service if adjustments are needed. They are particularly suited for budget-conscious individuals who prioritize unique style and functional lenses, but who are also willing to navigate potential customer service challenges.
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