Review on 👓 Aviator 'All-in-One' Blue Light Glasses: Block 85% Blue Light, Enhance Night Driving, Improve Sleep and Alleviate Eye Pain, Headaches, and Migraines by Jeremy Gums

Wearing it on long journeys during delivery was a good choice, reduced my migraines from looking at my phone's screen to read the instructions, which gave me a quicker response time and got me from the parking lot to the road much faster. I was surprised at how well I could see through them at night and not fog up with my mask like other glasses do. My only issue is durability, I'm not the most careful so I have a case for her. . Not sure if the case was too small or if I dropped it with them once, but the right lens popped out and the frame kinda broke. Once again I'm not careful except for driving and the occasional VR shooter, it's not really a problem with the goggles and I'm pretty sure if I had had a different pair and a better case they would have lasted much longer Just to say don't act stupid like me Speaking of virtual reality if you have a headset with goggle padding they fit snug no complaints as far as i tried take it as a way to protect your eyes with two small tvs next to thdm or feel like an action hero the 80s robbing banks, smashing blocks with swords to the beat, roaming the same magical land that has accompanied us for ten years or the same as the previous one but with weapons and a strange city-building mechanic, pretty cool but not quite. It also works for regular PCs, consoles, handheld and mobile games, or just screens in general. Highly recommended, my migraines have decreased and my sleep has greatly improved; All I need is the ability to turn anything into explosives and I can say I'm a fun anime guy because I sleep so well.