👓 Unisex Blue Light Blocking Glasses - Anti Blue Ray Computer Gaming Eyewear - UV-Transparent Lenses Review

When I took off my glasses after 3 hours of wearing, I saw a temporary orange tint. In the beginning wearing the glasses for 30 minutes was fine, but with prolonged wear they dried out my eyes and gave my vision an orange tint. The glasses are very light and in my opinion quite fragile. I think I'll buy a more expensive pair of blue light blocking glasses to compare to this one.

I love it! Much cheaper than other blue light blocking glasses. They look good, they're comfortable and they work! Obviously for the price they don't block 100% of blue light, but they do block a significant amount of it. My sleep has improved 10 times when it comes to sleep disruptions. I used to wake up constantly several times at night (white spots visible in the photo), but now I RARELY wake up. These things are amazing. My only complaint is that they fall out of my face when I look down.

So I work in dentistry and bought glasses when we do fillings because we use a curing light. They are designed to block blue light as it is harmful to the eyes. I've tried the test strip with a curing light and nothing happens, it doesn't turn blue as advertised. So I'm wondering if this actually protects my eyes from harmful light. I opened the package and one lens was scratched. But I'm not picky. I've been wearing them for a week now and my eyes aren't as irritated anymore which I like. But…

Received today. Excellent packaging, no scratches, no blur, no glare on the lens. My only complaint is that I ordered the Amber lens and received a clear lens. Very disappointing as I bought Ambers on purpose! And what's even worse? I really like her! They are so light with nice thin frames and fit my head very well. They are not heavy, not thick and not too tight for my face. It feels like I'm not wearing them! Which is great for the price. Some blue blockers are so bulky. My kid said they…

glasses come with hard case, pouch and blue light test kit. I'm not sure how scientific the test kit is, but I tested all my sunglasses and they all blocked blue light. You may not necessarily need a special filter to block blue light, and any old pair of sunglasses will do. I do not know. In general, the glasses make a good impression. I have a south-facing window next to my desk, so the sun shines from the side during the day. Because these glasses don't cover my face at all, the sun bounces…

Bought to help with the headache I get from spending hours at the computer everyday. Works great! I shoot photos and depending on how many photos I go home I can edit from 1 to 9 hours. I've been wearing them all day since I received them and haven't had a headache since! I get compliments wearing them to other work too (sometimes I even stare at monitors all day) so at least I know they're cute too! The only reason I'm giving them a lower rating was because my pair had some minor scratches on…

The color Cloudfield chose for the amber Max lenses is disgusting. This makes the whole world look like it's at the bottom of a sea of urine. There's really no reason to look like that, as tan is far from the only color that can absorb blue light. They could easily go a little further down the red end of the spectrum to make them orange instead of yellow like urine. Orange is actually better at blocking blue light than sickly yellow, although I think the manufacturers decided that tawny was…

I have mixed feelings about these glasses considering they arrived in good condition. The problem is that I feel like I paid too much and expected better glasses. I paid 20 dollars. The glasses are made of very thin plastic. They are similar to the $3 goggles you can buy at a gas station or beach shack. They remind me of that. The lenses are in good condition. No scratch. It's just that the frame material is brittle plastic, not hard plastic. The hard case that the glasses came in is pretty…