Ultimate Eye Protection: Super Sunnies Evo Flexible Tanning Bed Goggles - UV Black Glasses Review

They are beautiful. I bought these for outdoor tanning (realsun) without that kind of raccoons I get with sunglasses. I have blue eyes and even the tan around her makes her very beautiful. The absence of large white semicircles under the eyes contributes to my well-being.

Very suitable for my needs in the solarium. They have minimal coverage but don't hang around like other products I've used. This minimizes the effect of the raccoon eye, but at the same time ensures the necessary safety. I don't use the strap when I'm lying down, but the strap is useful when I'm standing. The dark color doesn't let the glasses become insanely bright.

I opened the packaging on my way to tan and one of the lenses is missing. So I can't use them for tanning. I had to buy another pair at the solarium for a higher price. I checked the packaging to make sure the lens didn't fall out during the shipping process, but it wasn't there. This pair is defective and cannot be returned. I was just spending my money.

Definitely blocks a lot of light but hard to see through (because the lenses are smudged/scratched) which may not matter to some but I use self tanner with settings to adjust music, volume, air etc. you aren't as flexible/comfortable as I expected, but not terrible. Better than the $3 you have to buy at most gyms if you don't have a pair with you. Overall not bad for the price. I have a couple of $7 Cali Sun watches that look a little chrome on the outside, which I like a lot more. Please pay…

Like another user, I bought them for a face light device (red, blue, yellow - LED). However, they are 1000% better than the glasses the company sent me. I just don't understand why there are no goggles that are 100% protected from ALL LIGHT. I admit that they neutralize all blue light and not the one sent by my device. I don't know if I'm using red or yellow light. maybe there is a difference, i'm not sure. I know from my work in the lighting industry (20+ years) that these lights kill the eyes

Was broken when I received it in the mail. Apparently if it hadn't broke it would have been good and lasted a while. But the problem was that the eyepiece popped out. Then when I went to the return/replacement area I was told that this product was not suitable for this. Which basically means I paid $5 for a pre-damaged item.

I use them for red light therapy when I put light on my face. Even with my eyes closed and glasses, the light is so bright that I had to put some fabric over my eyes (under the glasses). What I like: Easy to put on, feels good. I'm not sure if it protects me from the bright red light still shining in my eyes. Even if you put your fingers on the lens, light penetrates through the rubber.