Ideal Eyewear Night Driving Fit Over Glasses with Yellow Lens for Brilliant Night-Time Visibility Review

Anyone who has had cataract surgery can benefit from these glasses. My wife often wears them at home, especially for reading. The human retina can "see" ultraviolet light, but the normal lens blocks it. Implanted lenses for cataract surgery do not block UV, so these glasses are useful as they block UV.

I use them for several days and nights. The difference is very noticeable. Suddenly a car with very bright LED headlights doesn't matter anymore. I can literally look straight at oncoming headlights and not worry at all. I also noticed a coyote trying to cross the road right in front of me, and I braked without taking drastic action. Every driver should have this in their car. .

I read a lot of reviews before buying two pairs of glasses for me and my daughter. The glasses were comfortable, on top of other glasses or on their own, and they really brightened up a cloudy day, but both my daughter and I felt they didn't help at all at night. We turned them on and off, constantly comparing road signs, road markings, other cars and lights, and there was no comparable difference. We returned them.

They block out night glare very well and help me see the lines on the road better when driving at night when there are no street lights. It's much easier to make a sharp right turn with these night vision goggles. They fit perfectly over prescription glasses, are very comfortable and come in a soft drawstring pouch so I can keep them in my glove box or console without worrying about scratching the lenses. I like to use them during the day when the sun is very bright and also for night driving…

I'm critical of 2 stars - if you drive it might work well. This didn't work for me as I used it as a bike wind blocker. I have two different sizes, none of them fit my glasses well enough. They just don't wrap or fit around my glasses.2. More importantly, although there is a window on the side, it kind of blocks my peripheral vision where I can usually see behind me out of the corner of my eye when cycling, with this pair I can't see without tilting my head back. . Unfortunately, the window…