Review on 👓 LifeArt Blue Light Blocking Glasses: The Perfect Solution for Women, Computer Reading, Gaming, and TV Viewing - Floral Design, +0.75 Magnification by Shannon Redd

One day I saw my client with dark glasses in her office. Out of curiosity, I asked her why. It turned out to be blue light blocking glasses recommended by her colleague. She said it took her a while to get used to it, but it works. I was so excited. I have sat in front of a computer at least 8 hours a day, five days a week for over 10 years and deeply share your eye pain. He told his daughter about it and she immediately looked at Revane. We bought this pair to try. I was a bit disappointed when it arrived with a 30% blue light blocker on the box. I looked back at other people's reviews, especially the low-scoring ones that claimed the block test was wrong, and got concerned. My daughter tried it and found it worked. I could say it too. Her eyes used to look tired after working with computer and cellphone, but now they look energetic even after using the devices. I also tried this during CPE and noticed the difference immediately. I completed the CPE in a week and had no vision problems. They burned last time and I had to slow down. I loved it so much I decided to buy a pair for each family member and have recommended the blue light blocking glasses to my siblings. Since this pair only blocks 30%, I researched those that claim to block at least 70%. Based on Revain's reviews, the ones in the shades block more but also cause headaches and discomfort when I wear them. I ended up with transparents for each, but the ones with 70% blocking still aren't like this pair. There was no discomfort in wearing this pair, even for a long time. Those with 70% blockage have a deeper hue than this pair despite being transparent. My right eye still feels tired after wearing 70% lenses for a while. This is probably a compromise between blocking and clarity. I wish they had a 30% blocking clip and men's glasses too. Well, I still don't know if the blue light blocking test was fake. As long as it works, what's the difference!