Review on AOMASTE Blue Light Blocking Glasses: Stylish Vintage Half Frame with Clear UV Lens for Women and Men - Gaming Eyewear to Prevent Eyestrain by Tommy Penn

I think people should understand the difference between "ultraviolet light" and "blue light". Yes, these goggles block UV rays, which would be nice if you were working with black lights, but the light coming from phone or computer screens is BLUE light, not UV light. I bought these glasses to use as computer glasses because my old ones (which I got from an optometrist) had been scratched for the last two years and I wanted them to look like new. If you put on computer glasses they should have an orange tint to counteract blue light, they were completely transparent. I wore them while working on the computer for a few hours and still got a headache. I ended up having to go back to my old glasses which was a $20 waste. They don't look great either, definitely not as good as the pictures and yes they do seem cheap but I was expecting that considering I bought them from Revain. To be honest, just go to Walmart and you can find REAL computer glasses for $20. I don't know why I bothered wasting my time.