Review on Enhance Visual Comfort with Stylish Computer Glasses for Reflection-free Reading by Tracy Thrash

I've been looking for the right anti-blue light computer glasses for weeks. Buy, taste and go back to hunting. Another problem is finding the right strength without being too weak or too strong at the appropriate distance. I am 74 years old and wear glasses for both distance and reading so this has become a concern when trying to avoid the high cost of prescription glasses, we all know how expensive they can be. These computer glasses seem to work after trying all the others. Bought in 3.0 strength, ideally 3.25 would probably be better but not available and 3.5 is too strong I think to start with a lower strength to avoid ruining the eyes. While the lenses appear clear when looking directly into the glasses, they actually have a slight yellowish tint when working at the computer, which reduces glare in the eyes and alleviates eye strain. For the cheap price charged for two couples I think they are worth it; Well-made, strong, lightweight, flared hinges with anti-glare and scratch resistance. I recommend. What I will also try to improve the power of the lenses is to adjust the zoom lens on my computer to increase the print. This will help avoid returning for a larger size. I'll try, but so far on the fence. I gave them (4) stars because I was very disappointed with how they were packaged. They came in a small white box, with no case and no special cloths to clean the lenses. He showed little concern for not breaking his glasses. All the others I tried came with accessories; Towels, covers are not these. If so, I would give them (5) stars. There are so many anti-blue light computer glasses out there, but trying to keep costs down and solve the glare problem is mostly trial and error. Don't give up if it doesn't work, but definitely give it a try!