Review on Screen Protector Diagonal Desktop Monitor by Jared Bradford

This was my second screen protector. The first was a hanging type. It cracked when I tried to crop it to screen. Then I tried this sticker version. Reviews said it was difficult to apply on a monitor and others said they had blister problems. So I decided to use the leftover spray from the screen protector kit I used on my phone. I sprayed the screen and protective film. My monitor is fairly new so I wasn't overly concerned about moisture getting in and used a rag to wipe up any drips. Then I stuck a protective film on the monitor. I used the squeegee from my phone screen protector to smooth out the bubbles. and smooth out the bubbles. and smooth out the bubbles and wipe away the drips. I started thinking I made a mistake. There were bubbles everywhere! The next day was worse! It looked like my screen had measles! I was too frustrated at the time to do anything about it, so I just walked away and decided to switch profiles another day. Then about 3 days after installation, I noticed that there were less bubbles on the screen. I thought, ha, it just needs to dry. There were still a few blisters left so I decided to wait a little longer to see if they were all gone. and it happened! No more blisters! It took about a week for all the blisters to dry. The protective film is excellent. It does its job of blocking glare. I don't know how to check if it blocks blue light, but my headache has subsided (that's why I bought the tempered glass in the first place) and now all the blisters are gone. It's like I don't have a screen protector!