👓 Blue Light Blocking Anti Glare Computer Reading Glasses: Reduce Eyestrain, Ideal for Men and Women, Screens Review

I recently bought these, I like the blue light filter idea as I spend a lot of time on the computer. Unfortunately I was disappointed. The first of the two had a hinge that creaked from the start and was difficult to assemble. During the first two days, one of the temples just fell off without provocation while I was wearing it. It wasn't even a hinge, just cracked plastic. After about two weeks, the second, which seemed better at first, started squeaking at the hinge. 3-4 days after that, my…

I absolutely love these glasses! I was about to go for another eye exam and spend maybe $100 on glasses. I need them for reading books, reading a computer and at a distance. I usually use trifocals because my eyes are really out of balance! But trifocals are hard for me to wear because I get dizzy. The problem was that regular readers didn't really help me in the 8+ hours I spend on the computer every day. My eyes got really tired and after a few hours I started seeing things very, very blurry…

Good readers at a very good price! They're lightweight, comfortable to wear, the lenses are precision ground (no image distortion, etc.) and it's a nice improvement over store-bought readers. After using them for a little over a week I will share some observations. . When they arrived the loops on both goggles were very tight which is a good sign for me as I know if they become loose they can be tightened a bit if needed. this ability. I took my trusty rusty eyeglass screwdriver (a must-have…