Review on 👓 UV Blocking Computer Blue Light Glasses for Women, Men & Teens - Anti Eye Strain, Gaming Screen Glare Blocker, Rectangle Frame by Charles You

Today I received my stylish Lena Gaga blue light safety glasses and at first glance the product did not appear "new" as one would expect from an original item. There were signs of tampering, although the Amazon shipping package and wrapped box showed no sign of intrusion. The Amazon shipping package was sealed and had an obvious tear from opening. Crate. This bag had a barcode with several descriptive stickers. It didn't have a tamper evident feature, but I had to rip open the packaging to open it properly. There was glue holding it together. The box is blue and the name of the purchased product is written on it. The blue box was made of cardboard and was easy to fold and open again. The plastic box was dented as if it had been opened and then closed again. I was given a blue light test, a glasses case with glasses inside, and three information cards. I didn't get a blue light to complete the test. Well it might have been tampered with so I contacted their support hotline (listed on one of the information cards). They responded quickly and solved the problem. I was originally rated 4 stars for unboxing. But their timeliness in answering my issue was one of the best in terms of customer service. I appreciated their time and punctuality and felt like a valued customer. Because my shipment did NOT come with one of the blue lights. There is a guide telling how to use it. The blue light map included with the IS does not specify which blue area should be blocked. For now. I wear the product for a day after sanitizing and it is comfortable and doesn't cause any pain in my nose or ears except when wearing large headphones. But as the pictures suggest, the product filters out some light. They therefore have a minimum UVB value. Reviews The attached certification card shows that it has been certified. But it doesn't appear to be unique, and there's no indication that "these" glasses were certified. The glasses may have an inventory number plate that can be written on a card or stamped by an inspector, or have an inspector's mark for inspection. certification. The certification seems questionable, as if it could be part of the packaging method and not a valid certification. The back of the certification card seems to indicate they have a seller guarantee. "We will solve it for you within 12-24 hours. "And they solved it for me absolutely quickly and painlessly. Friend.