👓 CHEERS DEVICES 5 Pack Reading Glasses: Blue Light Blocking Eyeglasses for Men & Women, Effective Computer Readers with Anti Glare Technology Review

Look, you get 5 glasses for $18, give or take. You get what you pay for. These glasses are very cute and I love all the different colors. They are very easy and I can read through them. If you're looking for good, solid readers that don't make your eyes look wide, look elsewhere. If you're looking for very lightweight, trendy readers that let you see what you're reading, these are perfect.

Well these are nice and pretty decent set of computer reading glasses so I'll keep them but the reason I bought them is that they are said to be anti-reflective. Now that I'm working from home, I spend hours every day in Zoom meetings and I find myself looking ridiculous because of the computer reflecting off my glasses. I figured these glasses would let others see my eyes on Zoom, not the shiny highlights. nope All shine the same. upset.

Over the years I have needed more and more glasses. About a year ago I bought several different hard liquors at the dollar store. They worked great once I figured out how much power I needed 150. I bought them because I thought they looked better than the ones I had experimented with. And that they protect your eyes from computer glare. Turns out they're just fairy tales, especially for the price. No more blinking at me or asking someone to read to me. As there are 5 packs, I have one in my…

I think of them like the little readers my mom buys to read fine print. She always has at least 5 pairs scattered around the house. So if she comes across a few tiny letters, she can pull a couple of readers out of a fruit bowl or pen holder and get to work. My eyes are literally always on the screen, even if I'm not aware of it. There's nothing fancy about these glasses, but they look good, are comfortable, and really help block aggressive blue light. They sent a small blue light flashlight…

Just bought and tested. Verdict: Do not buy: These are very typical standard quality UV reading glasses. They are absolutely useless for blocking blue light or UV rays from computers or phones. They block UV from sunlight, but sunglasses would be a much better choice for this. Recommendation: do not buy. If you need reading correction, buy good reading glasses. If you work outdoors where UV radiation is a problem, get sunglasses with UV protection. If you're sensitive to blue light from phones…

I believe the box I received was previously returned. The tape on it was cut off. I have blue light but no tester. One pair had a small scratch on one of the lenses. They're not directly in my line of sight, so I don't mind. This is the first time I wear glasses. I got her to help me while I wait for the recipes to be made. My eyes were immediately relieved and I found them much easier to read with. This style is gender neutral. My husband decided he needed a pair. Today I went to the dollar…

The glasses themselves were fine but be aware the box has 'blue light' and a special card - NO instructions and NO warnings. We thought we should use blue light and shine it through the glasses to demonstrate that they block blue light, so we put them on the table and shined the light through the lenses onto a piece of paper for a few seconds. It definitely blocked most of the light. Then we tried the same thing with the current glasses to see if there was a difference - there was a difference…

TESTED IPAD 15 minutes on screen, LAPTOP 15 minutes on screen, LIGHT BOOKHOUSE DO NOT SWITCH PHONE EXCEPT FOR THE LIGHT THEY GIVE YOU. THIS IS A SHELL GAME AND YOU WILL NEVER FIND THE BALL OR BLUE LIGHT THAT IT BLOCKS USERS. The organization claims that blue light from digital devices does not cause eye diseases or even eye strain. The problems people are complaining about are simply caused by the excessive use of digital devices, they say. "The symptoms of digital eye strain are related to how