Review on Blocking Glasses Computer Eyestrain Protection by Ryan Saxton

To understand what blue light filters can do for you, I will first talk about life in front of them: - I spend a lot of time in front of different types of screens during the day. Two monitors for my PC, smartphone and tablet. - I'm retired and yes I'm older and I've found overtime work, since I've retired for two years my eyes hurt from spending so much time in front of screens. - My eyes burned, itched and bled constantly during the day - I washed my eyes with cold water at least 8 times a day to keep them from hurting so much. After:- Now I wash my eyes with cold water only twice a day. . Once in the morning, which I did anyway, and once before bed. - After about a week of using these products, my eyes no longer burn, sting or redden after an hour of computer work. - I can't say I'm dreaming. a little better, but that's not why I bought it. General review. I have attached two clip-on photos of my varifocals. The clips have a piece in the middle that allows you to pull back the spring on the part that holds it in place. You can see it in the back photo I've attached. They are easy to put on and take off, stay in place well and don't seem to interfere with my prescription lenses in any way. They add weight to your current glasses. Not much, but in my case I use pads to reduce weight when the goggle pads are resting on my nose. The blue light filter is good enough to make things easier, but not good enough to change the colors of what you see. Color is important to me as I do digital art from time to time, design programs where the syntax is color coded to assist, and music composition. Filters on my lenses but turn off the transitions and only buy clips when I'm driving. My needs have changed since I retired and I don't travel as much where I need sunglasses anymore. I think that's a very good price. I am happy with them and recommend them to others who need something similar.