Review on Car Sun Visor, Veharvim 2-in-1 Day and Night Anti-Glare Visor Extension for Maximum Glare Blockage on Sunny or Foggy Days, Universally Fit for Driver and Passenger Side by Sirious Cavalli

Very easy to install in the car. I've never pulled film as the hand wasn't used until I did. When first used for night vision, the torn plastic film is removed. It wasn't flexible like other shields, and as if he knew it, he pulled it on with kid gloves to peel off the foil and flip it. Broken. Maybe some WD40 would help. However, the whole thing is made of plastic. A real annoyance is that when you press down on the visor to get it out of the way, every little bump causes a bit of displacement. Not like the mode where you just shift down and down an inch or two. just annoying. I live in the Northeast US and drive a wonderful I95, usually every 5 or 10 minutes. So the idea is a great idea, but it actually seems like a waste of money to be so unreliable. Some of them are expensive and still made entirely of plastic. If you buy, make sure you take them off to avoid clicking if it tears at the visor attachment point.