👓 Element LUX 99% Blue Light Blocker Glasses for Enhanced Sleep and Reduced Eye Strain - Gaming & Computer Glasses with 400UV True Amber Lens Review

These are some of the best blue light blocking glasses I've ever bought. It is worth having something so comfortable and light. The only problem for me is that I have to take them off at the end of the night to remove my contact lenses as their shape doesn't allow them to sit on top of my glasses. ----- Update in a week: Apparently part of the nose is not screwed in properly (there doesn't seem to be a second screw hole), so the nose pad fell off easily with no support. Very impractical without

This is amazing! My fiancé used to have clear blue light goggles and didn't feel much of a difference at all. And he kept me up for HOURS while playing on his phone! With these orange lenses, he immediately feels the difference and can say that they work because when he takes them off he notices how bright the blue light is and gets a headache. It used to take over 15 minutes to fall asleep and since we've been using it he's almost asleep as soon as we go to bed. Did I mention they look really…

My image shows how these amber glasses compare to red lenses when looking at the RGB spectrum. In their comments they say they block up to 500nm. The Dewalt Red DW0714 glasses block wavelengths up to around 565 nm, so they also block green wavelengths. As a result, they block blue well but not green and also look stylish. So if blue is enough for you but not green, that's great. But as soon as I got my red lenses I stopped wearing them as the goal is to block the wavelengths that keep me from…

Good glasses case. Just for extra protection when traveling (even if I don't) for the time being I keep the glasses in the box they came in as they are light and strong and can keep the case and cleaning cloth inside when not in use. are used. The glasses themselves, after 2 weeks of light use (I currently get 2-4 hours of screen time per workday) I believe have helped me reduce eye fatigue and headaches from looking at my computer screen as I adjust to office work. They fit my face well, are…

After learning that some of the light in the green spectrum, like blue light, affects melatonin production and circadian rhythms, I ended up using glasses with red tints rather than more transparent ones . blue color blockers that I used before. Lastly I use Safetyblue glasses which are very effective but too good. I did notice a difference with the clearer lenses, but they blocked enough light that it was almost like wearing sunglasses in a dark room. Also, they distorted the colors when I…

I have been wearing blue filter glasses as part of my evening routine for a while and have found that they help me fall asleep more easily. I've used at least 5-6 pairs now to find the perfect ones and that's it! They're very comfortable, the color isn't distracting, and they're very stylish. The main ones I used before looked like goggles and when I had friends they always made fun of me for "going to the shooting range". But these look great and are similar in shape and style to regular…

I wanted to bring this back because I really didn't like that the colors with these glasses now have a bright orange element on my screens. I've found that wearing glasses works really well towards the end of my screen time, but for now. I'm glad I didn't give them up and I can see the difference with less tired eyes. I'm still not a huge fan of the orange tint on screen, but knowing it helps my eyes and I limit my use to the last hour or so before bed, I really love them. In any case, I…