LifeArt Blocking Computer Eyestrain Magnification Review

I first bought these black glasses for use at work. I liked them so much that I ended up buying a second pair in brown tortoiseshell (this pair) to take home. These glasses are comfortable, extremely light, and when you hold them up to the light you actually see a blue light reflection, which is a good sign that they block blue light. I use them at work on my computer and at home on my computer, phone, iPad and sometimes even while watching TV.

I sit at my computer most of the day and need something to relieve eye strain. I ordered them and wanted to wait a while to leave a review. They sit comfortably on my face and are very stylish. I wear them almost every day and I feel like they help with my headache. Is this the end of all blue light glasses? Probably not. But considering the price, I'll keep downloading them until I find a better solution. Hell. They fly too much not to.

It's a trick. I was concerned when I bought them because if they block blue light they would need to be tinted, not erased. 405nm. that's actually purple. (You can check the wavelength on the side of the laser in the fine print). Thus, these glasses block light with a wavelength of 405 nm. Basically a tiny part of the violet spectrum. The blue reference light has a wavelength of 450-490 nm. Put on and look at the blue LEDs, monitors. anything. The blue color is as bright as usual. On my Uvex…

It is very difficult for me to buy glasses. As I don't wear prescription lenses, I have to be very careful that what I get has absolutely no magnification or distortion. This is a problem for me even when buying sunglasses. Since I work at a desk and study at an online college, both full-time, I typically spend about 12-14 hours a day looking at a computer screen. This causes a lot of stress on the eyes. So I finally broke down and decided to try computer glasses. I'm so glad I have her. The…

WOW! I was skeptical at first because of the under $30 price tag. The packaging was good, it came with case, cloth, blue light bulb, blue light card and glasses tool. I tried them on and immediately didn't even feel them. Keep in mind that these are $20 goggles so they feel on the "lighter" side so be careful with them. I tested the kit and it worked, there was no blue light through them. I ALSO tested my Vogue glasses and my Ray-Ban glasses which I spent an extra $100 on to have "anti-blue…

The purchase was definitely worth it. I'm a student, so I'm constantly looking at my laptop or my projection screen, whether it's a class assignment or a student assignment. I also make a lot of calls. My eyes never really strained, but as far as I know, blue light can affect sleep quality, so I wanted to try it. I'm definitely sleeping better. I actually get tired when it's time for bed instead of just lying there thinking about how tired I'll be in class the next morning. The style is cute…