I wear blue light glasses for a long time. Most of my glasses start at $60 so they were a lot more affordable. They worked almost as well as my Quay Australia glasses. Fit: I chose these frames because they were the largest on the market and my face is larger, especially around the eyes. They just fit my eyes without being too big. They are snug so I couldn't wear them for more than 4 hours straight, but they're not supposed to be worn for that long anyway. Glasses. They perform just as well. I think they give off more yellow than others I've tried in the past. So this can be a problem if you're into graphic design like me, which is why I've mainly used it for watching TV or searching on my phone. Durability: I've dropped them off the table at head and rib height 8-10 times. They didn't crack or crack. All my proof. Overall I think if you are new to blue light glasses you will be great to try them out!
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