Review on TrueDark Twilights Classic Hacking Blocking by Jesse Nguyen

I work part-time on the second shift at the factory for the largest e-commerce company in the world. Guess who it could be. My employer installed a new super bright LED digital lighting system to replace the aging fluorescent lights. I immediately started showing symptoms. Even if I came to work with a lot of energy, I would have a strong energy disruption, mostly in the form of fog in my head. When I got home from work around midnight, the fog lifted, but my mind became so active that it took me 2-3 hours to fall asleep. Things got serious for me when I started slurring my speech and had trouble finding words. The new lighting system caused an obvious inflammation in my brain. Within a week of ordering the TrueDark Twilight and Daywalker Elite set, wearing the Daywalker to work, and switching to a pair of TrueDark before bed, my symptoms began to improve and disappeared. I also started wearing a silk mask while sleeping to block out all light sources at night. Unfortunately the management didn't understand my new glasses and wouldn't let me wear them for safety reasons, I know... the irony is funny. , without the special consent of the doctor. I was sent home and either allowed to work without glasses or NOT to work if I wanted to protect my health. Luckily, my optometrist provided me with a place to stay, signed off on all my concerns and Dave Asprey's research I brought with me. , and told me that she would like the general public to be more aware of the dangers of unwanted light. My eye doctor also commented on the quality of the TrueDark Twilight and Daywalker Elite glasses. I also agree with the processing of both glasses and do not understand why there were negative reviews about the quality. Not only the glasses themselves are well made, the packaging and cases are also first class. I am very happy with my purchase. Another good news. Now that I have a doctor's signature and an employer responsible for installing the garbage lights, they have to pay for my "safety gear". If Dave is interested in selling thousands of glasses, maybe even tens of thousands, he needs to take my story as an example and get a big buy order. Call me Dave... ha ha! I love you and love my job!