Mozaer CLARA VIDA Shaded Reading Glasses: A 90-Day Review

I've been using shaded reading glasses from Mozaer for 90 days. Here's my day-by-day breakdown of the CLARA VIDA round style fashion ultralight double flip reading sunglasses with case +1.0 +1.5 +2.0 To+4.0 +75-black. I'll cover everything from first impressions to long-term durability.

I needed new reading glasses. I wanted something stylish and functional. The idea of shaded reading glasses that could flip up sounded perfect for reading outside. I was a little skeptical, especially considering the price.

I did some research. I compared different brands and styles. I read reviews. I finally decided to try the Mozaer glasses. My biggest concerns were quality and comfort.

Day 1: First Impressions

The glasses arrived in a case. That was a nice surprise. They felt very light. The frames are plastic. They didn't feel super sturdy, but they also didn't feel cheap. The flip-up mechanism seemed okay. The lenses were clear. The shading was a bit lighter than I expected.

• **Pros:** Lightweight, came with a case, stylish design.
• **Cons:** Frames felt a little flimsy, shading lighter than expected.

My initial thought was that these were decent shaded reading glasses for the price. But I needed to use them to know for sure.

Verdict: Promising start, but needs real-world testing.

Week 1: Getting Used to Them

The first few days were about adjustment. The light weight was a plus. I barely noticed I was wearing them. The flip-up feature was useful when I didn't need the magnification. Reading outside was much more comfortable. No more squinting!

I noticed a couple of things:

• The nose pads are not adjustable.
• The shading is good for overcast days but not bright sunlight.
• The flip-up mechanism feels a little loose after a few flips.

However, the biggest surprise was the fit. They were a little wide on my face. They tended to slide down my nose. I tried tightening the screws, but it didn't help much.

Verdict: Comfortable for short periods, but fit could be better. Shading is adequate for some conditions.

Month 1: Daily Use

After a month of daily use, I had a better understanding of these shaded reading glasses. I used them mostly for reading on my porch. They were also great for browsing my phone while waiting for appointments. The convenience of the flip-up feature was a huge selling point. I could easily switch between reading and seeing normally.

Here's how I used them each day:

1. Morning: Read the newspaper on the porch.
2. Afternoon: Browse my phone while waiting in line.
3. Evening: Read a book before bed.

The biggest issue remained the fit. I tried using those little silicone nose pads you can stick on. That helped a bit. Also, I started to notice that the **Mozaer Designer** logo started to fade. It's a minor thing, but it speaks to the overall quality.

Verdict: Convenient and useful, but the fit and build quality are limitations.

Month 3: Long-Term Verdict

Three months in, the glasses are still functional. They haven't broken or fallen apart. But the issues I noticed earlier have become more pronounced. The flip-up mechanism is definitely looser. The lenses have a few minor scratches. The fit is still not ideal. The shading is not strong enough for very sunny days.

Here's a summary:

• **Durability:** Holding up okay, but showing wear and tear.
• **Comfort:** Still comfortable for short periods, but the fit is an ongoing issue.
• **Functionality:** Flip-up feature remains useful. Shading is adequate for some conditions.

Would I recommend these shaded reading glasses? It depends on your expectations. If you're looking for high-quality, durable glasses, these might not be the best choice. But if you want something affordable and convenient for occasional use, they could be a good option.

I also noticed something odd when I first got them. I emailed customer service regarding the strength of the lens, and never heard back.

Verdict: Decent value for the price, but don't expect high-end quality or great customer service.

Would I Buy Again?

No, I would not buy these again. While they served their purpose for a while, the fit issues, the loose flip-up mechanism, and the lack of customer service are dealbreakers. I would rather spend more money on a higher-quality pair of shaded reading glasses that fit better and will last longer.

I would suggest looking for these features:

• Adjustable nose pads
• Sturdy frame material
• Stronger shading for bright sunlight
• Positive customer reviews