Review on i-Deal 2pcs Anti-Blue Lights Tempered Glasses for iPad mini: Protect Eyes from Harmful Blue Light with Bubble-Free Installation by Joe Jimenez

This is a review of an iPad mini 4 screen protector/filter in case Revain decides to confuse my review with depilatory reviews. Almost worth buying this just to read the package. I opened the seal that had "GOD'S PROTECTION" [sic] printed on it. Think about it. Does that mean GOD'S PROTECTION? Does that mean GOD'S PROTECTION? Other claims made on the packaging include "Hing's Stiffness Protection Fiction" [sic], "Effectively Explosion Proof" [sic] and "Piercing Improved Protection" [sic], the latter of which - not by a tongue stud - but rather by picture of a big knife is presented. After examining these wonderful details, I found that the screen protector was easy to apply and didn't blister. It will be necessary to ask the guys in the lab to check the Hing for rigidity, blast protection and penetration difficulties. I think some iPad users are rougher on their devices than we are.