Ray-Ban RX5279

This is my first set of full time prescription glasses, so I had a typical learning curve at adjusting to a transitional lens. I got poly lenses, the gradual bifocal, coating, and the dark grey transition lens. The frame is so comfortable and light weight that I felt like I'm only getting used to the change in vision with zero learning curve in adjusting to the glasses themselves. I really like the frame and I'm happy with the extras I bought. One thing about getting used to this lens (I'm not sure if this is specific to this frame or it's just the way my glasses are made) is that the reading portion of my prescription is pretty low on the lens and doesn't seem to extend fully to the sides. If I'm looking at my laptop sitting on my desk my head is up more and my eyes are rolled down to see through the reading part of the lens. If I'm in this new position for looking at my computer and the words are clear in the middle of the screen they're not clear at the farthest edges of the screen, so I twist my head back and forth to read across the computer screen. I'm adjusting to that and I do really like the glasses.