👓 Protective Eye Care: Gaoye 2 Pack Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Kids, Ages 3-12 – Shield from Computer Gaming and UV Rays Review

Very cute, good quality, suitable for children. My kids actually love wearing them while studying online and just wear them all day. Excellent delivery time. I really liked the light and the tester that came with it, the fabric also wished it had at least a pocket for it. I love it so far

Yes these glasses are for children as they are very small. one. Blue for boys and pink for girls. They look like cheap glasses but work with a tester. Now the hardest part is getting kids to carry them with their phones and gadgets all day.

I have a small face for an adult and adult sized blue blockers fall off my face and down my nose. These special fits are great and very comfortable. They are not very flexible in the frame so a child might break them, but they are quite strong. I wish there were less "funny" colors ha! Other than that, my kids think they're awesome and use them too! This is how they completed the intended design :)

My daughter got dizzy from it. My son didn't mind them but I was afraid to give them to him because his sister was making them sick. I would be careful using them because they can ruin your kids eyes just like wearing wrong prescription. I'm not sure if the lenses are up to the right standards. They blocked the blue light; They give you some light to check and that was nice. But I sent them back because I didn't want to risk eye problems.

Works well. It blocks most of the blue light when I used their little UV light tester and card. I'd say it's 90-95% blocked. And my daughter loves wearing it. FYI: I used the same light and card and placed my transitional prescription glasses between the light and card. it was 100% UV blocking. Using this as my comparison, I'm pretty sure that 90-95% of the right glasses will fit these blue sun goggles for kids. And for the price it's great!

These are great blue light glasses but not the right size for very young children. My son is 3.5 years old and the size of a kindergarten child. When he wears these glasses, they always slip down to the tip of his nose. I want to swap out the temples for shorter ones so they really fit my ears and the lenses stay in the right place. However, I like the flexibility of the frame as it has saved both pairs multiple times. Armrests or an adjustable head strap would make them much more comfortable…

I was happy to try these glasses in exchange for my feedback. I had blue light glasses and my boys wanted to try their own, especially as they take distance classes and spend a lot of time on computers. My 10 year old boy is small and they barely fit him. The temples were rotated just enough to stick behind his ears, but I managed to bend them a little for a better fit. My 12 year old can't wear them at all because the frames are too small for him. I doubt they would have suited him 2-3 years…

First I wanted to invest and try it on my oldest child who is a teenager as she was a digital technology student and was complaining of eye fatigue and headaches! I wasn't happy that she spent most of her school days in front of the screen, not allowed to take breaks to walk or turn off the camera to look away or step aside for a while. So I looked at the solutions and decided to try this. When it arrived she chose black and the little first year chose blue. My daughter's headache and eyestrain