👓 Unisex Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses: Half-Frame, Spring Hinge, Metal Frame Rectangle Design - Pack of 3 Review

These glasses come very well packaged with a polishing cloth and a small screwdriver for minor repairs. I have a very wide face and my glasses are often uncomfortably narrow. Not only are these glasses wide, but they also have very flexible hinges/ear tips, making them very comfortable. The lens is clear and lightly tinted to combat blue light. The color isn't enough to affect the perception of local colors, but it's definitely yellow. The style is the tech nerd style of the 1950s: I find it…

These reading glasses are well built and comfortable. I particularly like the spring hinge. Because it flexes, it adds to comfort if the fit isn't precise. The spring hinge also helps prevent the temples from breaking. Since these glasses are blue blockers, there will be a slight yellowing of items when worn. I didn't find it disturbing or disturbing. The kit contains three different glasses, each of which has a perfectly transparent and undistorted surface. Each pair has its own protective…

First of all, blue light blocking glasses give your vision a slight yellow tint. This shade varies, usually the more expensive ones are the less yellow ones. You are at the bottom level when it comes to coloring things yellow. Both the blue light glasses and the rogue glasses fall into three categories: the very cheap dollar store version, the average (about $3 or $4 a pair), and the more expensive versions, $20 and up. Higher-end versions tend to have metal frames, spring-loaded hinges, and…