Review on 👓 Duco Blue Light Blocking Gaming Glasses for Computer Gamers by Darrin Lucas

I really wanted to love her. I read many reviews and when I bought them I was confident that they were the right fit for me. I was wrong. They solved some of my problems but created others. Cons: I realized that a big part of my problem was not just the blue light from the screen, but also the glare from the overhead light in my work area. Any light I see at the edges of the frame on the opposite side of the lens still hurts me. I need more frames that follow the shape of my face. At the same time, it's more of an "I", which I don't blame the glasses for. What I don't like about the glasses is that the anti-reflective coating only works in one direction. Any light that is behind me and not blocked by the back of my head bounces off the back of the lens right back into my eye. This happens at the very outer edge of the lens. In my workspace, they give me headaches faster without even looking at the screen than they do. In order to benefit from wearing glasses, I must wear a modified baseball cap to prevent light from entering through the top of the glasses. I also sewed some fabric from the sides of the baseball cap to the front of the brim that hangs down the side of my face to block any light that might come in from another direction. The modified hat also prevents light from reflecting back into my eye from the back of the lens. My 9 year old daughter affectionately calls me Goofy when she sees me wearing a hat because the sides look like long ears to her. Pros: With my modified hat, the lenses work great and reduce eye strain. I actually feel like I can work without having to constantly avoid looking at the computer screen to rest my eyes. I'm only keeping them because the thought of being left with nothing while trying to find something else is more terrifying than keeping them. At least I know they work for me with some modifications. The glasses and everything that goes with them make a well-made and durable impression. I love that people can see my eyes with the glasses on, so I don't feel like I have to take them off when I'm talking to others. They're stylish too. I've been told they look amazing on me (note: that was when I wasn't wearing a hat). That being said, I also think this style is a scam. These might be the world's most stylish glasses, and it doesn't matter if you have to wear a goofy hat to take advantage of them.