👓 GUNNAR Gaming and Computer Glasses with Infinite Merlot/Onyx Design - Blocks 65% Blue Light - Amber Tint for Effective Eye Protection Review

I suffer from very dry eyes and wear contact lenses. At work, I spend most of the day staring at a computer screen. I tried adjusting the brightness, contrast, and anything else I could to ease the pain. These glasses were my last hope. I was worried about the price but I figured if they don't help I can return it. The best way I can describe them is that they feel like slipping into a warm bath at the end of a long day. I don't have to wear them every day anymore, but every time I put them on…

I've been using Gunnar for a long time, I've had 6-7 pairs over the years. 16 hours a day. These new lenses are AMAZING. They have a much bolder, more defined hue that takes a little getting used to, but my eyes compensate for that quite well. I never take them off. They work really well as lightweight sunglasses, especially when you're looking at a lot of screens from the outside. They have everything that makes regular amber lenses great, but they're just stronger. decided to (still) frame…

Why are these blue light glasses causing such controversy? Some love them. Some say they are useless. Some say it's overpriced junk. I sort of agree with the last one. I find them a bit overpriced, but so are a lot of things designed for gaming. I've been using a pair of Gunnar Phantom Onyx Marco for 4-5 years? years or so. They help me with fatigue and eye strain for a longer period of time than when I'm not using them, but everyone reacts to light differently. Phantoms should be very light…