👓 TJUTR Men's Computer Gaming Blue Light Glasses - Reduce Eye Fatigue, Al-Mg Metal Frame with UV Protection for Maximum Eye Comfort Review

I got these glasses thanks to the frame. I believe this frame was designed in Italy and is used in many cheap but serviceable sunglasses made in China. I've had several pairs of sunglasses and if taken care of well they last a decent amount of time. At around $20, you can afford to buy a pair of replacement pairs and still not pay as much as branded sunglasses. They're designed to block blue light and they don't seem to make much of a difference, but it doesn't. I have them for I ride my road…

Glasses are excellent. You are the perfect size. I have a smaller but cozy face and they are perfect. I just like sports glasses and when I put them on I forgot I had them on until bed after work because they are so light and for the first time in weeks I haven't had a headache walking around on my 2 32" monitors .for my 13 hour shift

Well they definitely block blue light. As you can see in the photo of the card, a light line with girls drawn across it. They have one major drawback - they don't have an anti-reflective coating. Therefore, when I'm sitting by the window, like at work, I can hardly see the reflection of my face in the lenses.

First I ordered another pair of blue light blocking glasses (which I was even interested in because I suffer from chronic fatigue and need to reset my circadian rhythm, which I collect blue light from which can be highly disruptive) , but the others I had, although I believe blocked the light, were covered in a glossy blue film that couldn't be wiped off the lens. Even with the sent cleaning cloth. These new glasses have no blue film on the lenses, pass the small card test (included with both…

Seems to work for me. I look at the screen at least 8 hours a day. They fit like glasses. It would be nice if they came with a hard case. It's hard to find the right one.