Wearing these with perscription right now. These are good, semi flexible glasses that should last a long time provided you don't live a life that abuses your glasses. I imagine if someone tried a little to they could snap the nose peice in two, which is sub par to my normal standards. However, on fashion alone, these are fantastically cute. I like the comfortable fit and how they sit on my nose without digging in and causing the "crater" effect that can happen with platformed nose peices.

These glasses come with lenses that will not hurt the eyes of people who wear these for costume or fashion purposes.

Bought this to go with my prescription lenses. Works! My eyecare provider was able to use this frame and replaced the lens with real prescription lenses. The quality of the frames are pretty good and sturdy! I'd say the quality is comparable to those unbranded frames sold at Eyecare Stores! Spring hinges also work very well. It's abit tight in terms of width though. Having said that I have a slim face so it worked well for me. Do note these lenses are wide in diameter. Super happy with my purchase:)

Update: Its been a year (Oct 2015 - Dec2016), been wearing it everyday, frames are still in really good condition. However, because its a little tight in width, my ears hurt at the end of the day (I've resorted to wrapping the sections that touch my ear skin with band aid/medical tape lol)

Most eyeglasses force you to tilt your head one way or another to see. This style is large enough so I can look up down or straight ahead and be within the prescription. I bought the frames for outdoor activities, but find myself wearing them nearly all the time, neglecting the more expensive glasses with a sort of modern look. My oculist gal thinks they look cool, as do many of my friends. Kind of look like a 1930s movie. Very light weight and comfortable, easily adjustable. I think I will get another pair in this style. And the price is a lot cheaper than you will get from your eye doctor.

EXCELLENT. Currently rocking the bookkeeper casual style and these glasses made the perfect touch to my style. But the part you want to hear is: YES, you can have prescriptions put in. I just got them back from my optometrist's and they're just the best. So some helpful tips from my optometrist: "You need two things in order for frames to accommodate prescriptions: the lens holders must hold the lenses in place with screws for easy access, AND prescription lenses actually fit in a dipped channel in the frames and run of the mill frames don't usually have these features" ; however, these do! Now just a little something about me: I have an astigmatism in my right eye and since the lenses are perfectly round so, over time, they can shift in position resulting in some whacked out vision. Of course that's not "really" an issue as the screws do their job quite well.

You won't be sorry. These are as good as frames that I have paid $150 for. I had prescription bifocals put in mine and used them HARD for a year. They are still in excellent shape. This is the third pair of these I have bought.