Review on 👓 Boost Your Visual Comfort with PROSPEK Blue Light Glasses ARCTIC – Ideal for Both Women and Men by Matthew Flores

I bought these lenses to replace a pair I had at Costco. Earlier lenses were prescription lenses, meaning they cost around $140 between the frame and lens and had standard Costco anti-reflective lenses. I use these lenses as computer lenses at work and carry them with me all the time, put them on and put them on all the time. out. Costco lenses lasted me about a year and a half. They are still usable but have a few scratches. They're actually pretty bad in this area compared to the much more expensive Crizal lenses I have in another pair. These glasses cost $40 and do not require a prescription. They are like a set of reading glasses of a much higher quality than the ones you can buy at the supermarket. The great thing about them is that for this price you get the following features: 1) Blue light filtering which works very well: I took this to my optician and she compared it to those she sells for a much higher price. It turns out they filter more blue light than hers! I've only been using them for a few days so I'm not sure about the benefits of filtering, but most experts seem to agree that it's good for your health. 2) Good anti-reflective coating 3) Good lens quality 4) Fairly good frames: While the quality isn't great, the frames are very nice (I've had compliments from co-workers) and the quality is significantly higher than the $10-$20 ones readers you can get. in the supermarket. Time will tell if they last as well as Costco but so far I am very satisfied and at this price if they last 6 months they are still very good value.