Review on Cyxus Computer Blocking Eyestrain Transparent by Danny Lavimodiere

I'm tech-savvy – I spend most of my day in front of a screen, and that time is definitely doubled when I combine my leisure activities (video games, reading e-books and graphic design) with my school work. During the finale, I experienced the worst eye fatigue I've ever had, along with an almost debilitating headache from writing paper after paper and staring at my screen for several nights. I've heard rumors that there are special goggles that protect your eyes from blue light. I found them after a quick search on Amazon and have had them for almost a month now; So I thought now would be a good time to check them out. Pros: - Very cute! I'm not particularly feminine, but I love the black and pink ombre on the frames. These glasses have earned me many compliments when I went out on business in them.- They are (mostly) transparent and basically indistinguishable from regular glasses.- Although appearing transparent, they have a very slight yellow/orange cast to them Tint when worn (blue light aberration), but this tint does not affect your color perception. I do graphic design in my spare time and it hasn't influenced my work in any way. They really work! You just have to give them time. Since I've been wearing them, I've been able to fall asleep faster and deeper. They also eliminated almost all of my eye fatigue, which is very valuable to me. I don't wear prescription lenses so I have no idea what my head to frame ratio might be; So I'm grateful for the approach they have to everyone. They fit perfectly and from the photos I've seen they look gorgeous on someone who is smaller. Minuses: -. Lenses. smearing So easy! My dad wears prescription lenses every day and tells me it's okay, but I feel like it's overkill. The lenses are slightly reflective and you will definitely notice that your own eyes are looking at you. Especially if you use your computer/games in a dark room where only the screen is the light source. It's not noticeable and can be ignored, but it's there, and it was amazing when you first noticed it. frames creak. They also seem a bit thin, but this is my first time wearing glasses regularly, so it might just be a "thing". So far they have withstood repeated wear and tear, removal and an hour of being lost at the bottom of a basket. After wearing it for a long time, your eyes will be sensitive to light for a few minutes to several minutes, depending on how long you have been wearing it. She. Never long or extreme, but still a bit annoying. In general, I just love my glasses and wear them all the time.