Pinhole Glasses: An Inexpensive Choice For Bad Eye Problems

By Author: Mike Lamb
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Tired of your regular prescription eyeglasses? Do they cost you an arm and a leg every time you break them and have to get them replaced? Try visiting http://www.pinhole-glasses.com/. If you suffer from major eye problems such as astigmatism and/or cataracts, these may be the eyeglasses for you. Pinhole glasses are glasses which look like normal eye glasses except the lens is full of holes which allow the wearer to see clearer than ever before.

The downside to these miracle glasses are the unfortunate style. The pinholes in the lens look absolutely silly. The company claims the glasses were created and formed with attractiveness in mind. These are not stylish, attractive sunglasses. I dare say people would probably laugh at someone who wears them down the street. For those people with such bad vision that really feel they need these I do recommend them, however. Buyers should take into consideration their personal style. To the company's credit, however, they do offer various styles of these glasses, from sunglasses to regular glasses. The frames look attractive but the lenses are awfully strange looking.

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... he website goes to great lengths to explain how the pinhole glasses work. Information on the complex workings of the eyes are given as background information. The background information is then woven into how the glasses will actually work for the consumer. Also, there is an FAQ section for prospective buyers and those interested in purchasing the glasses. The testimonials seem fair and not overly hyped.

They claim to be rather cheap as well--for only $19.99 you can have a durable pair of eyeglasses. You can also get three pairs for $29.99 in different styles. Same day shipping throughout the United States is offered. I do wish there was another way to contact the company besides e-mail. The consumer should be aware of the fact there is no phone number and that the site hasn't been updated since 2003.

In conclusion, these glasses could definitely help someone with bad eye problems. However, the site may not be fully trusted since there is no phone number for contact and it has been 6 years since the website was updated.


Mike has been writing and publishing articles about health products. He recently came across a website on pinhole glasses which gave information about this old technique of using pinhole glasses for eyesight correction. Here's an article about pinhole glasses.