Leaead Square Frame BlueErase Lens Reading Glasses: Anti-Blue Light, Anti-Eyestrain, Anti-UV Computer/Phones Glasses for Women/Men Review

For some reason I could swear I ordered actual reading glasses with an adjustment for them. I try to avoid the ones that just block blue light most of the time. Sometimes I need glasses to be able to read small texts or for a long time. They are suitable for being online sometimes, but not if I'm reading online for a few hours or not. They seem to fit well. As for the blue light blocking, I'd say fine, my partner says it's better than just fine. Although he needs stronger reading glasses to…

These blue erasable reading glasses do the job, although they're not my favorite. In fact, they aren't "tortoiseshell" but almost pink with brown spots - I'm not thrilled with the look. The frames are also very light and feel slightly flimsy and fragile. The size and shape of the glasses are great - not too big - and they sit well on my face. I have a hard time keeping my lenses clean because for some reason these lenses stain more than any of my other reading glasses. They come in a pouch that

I ordered blue light goggles from Leaead because I work at a computer all day and have found that wearing glasses like these is the only way to get through the day without fatigue or tired eyes. I've worn several blue light blocking glasses over the past few years and can quickly tell the difference when I'm not wearing them. Lead glasses come with a cloth carrying case and strap. I tested the glasses with a UV test kit (not included with the glasses) and as you can see in the photo the area on