Review on Amber Tint Anti Glare Gaming Glasses - Block Blue Light for Digital Screens, Computers, TVs, Cell Phones - Non-Magnified by Rusty Calcara

Updated in 2 months I ordered the regular The Gamma Ray 007, not the night time version which is a much darker shade of yellow. I notice that there is some color change with everything in the room, but not the color distortion that some other brands have. They're more like entering a house that uses yellow lightbulbs instead of all-white lightbulbs. When I take them off it becomes apparent for a moment that they block blue light as everything takes on a bluish tint within a minute or so. A week apart I ordered 4 other brands of blue light/digital screens which reduce eye strain. Glasses and glasses with FL-41 lenses, also known as migraine lenses due to their sensitivity to light. I have extremely light sensitive eyes and got to the point where I wanted to wear sunglasses indoors if the room had windows. Of course, when running on my computer or tablet, the gamma glasses were far superior to any other blue light. block glasses. During normal daily activities, despite the FL-41 lenses, a barely visible blue burn blocks the light spectrum and turns into green light. If there's no extra blue light coming back to me, they're fine, but if there's extra blue light, I check for my gamma rays every time. For those who have never worn glasses, gamma ray frames are significantly lighter than some other brands and while this makes them less noticeable in relation to weight, I have found that the top and bottom edges of the lenses are often in my line of sight when I look up or down and it's confusing. Gamma Rays come in a few different styles, and although all frames are basically the same size ([style XR90/009,007,003] nose [15mm, 17mm, 16mm], lever [140mm, 150mm, 140mm]) , the general difference is between [135mm, 139mm, 136mm]), the XR90 and 003 are almost the same in this base frame size, while the 007 is larger. The width of the lens is the same for all three lenses, but the actual difference in size is visible due to the significant difference in lens height. The XR90 lens height is 32mm, 007 is the real difference and is 41mm taller, while the smallest frames/glasses are generally rounded, the 003 lens is 31mm tall. Gamma rays don't pinch my head or my nose like some do. One downside that I've found, and which I hope will resolve over time, is that when I'm working on a project for hours on the computer, my eyes still bother me, no matter how many breaks I take. They don't help anyway. I want this screen to be farther and farther away so it's easy to read. Which has nothing to do with real seeing, because it's still better than 20/20. Hopefully the longer I wear the gamma rays the longer I can work before this happens. This time is already significantly longer than before receipt, when half an hour was my maximum. With them I can really spend a part-time job in front of my computer.