👓 Bamboo-inspired Women's Computer Reading Glasses: Arms with Blue Light Filter & UV Protection Review

Wow! I bought the 1.25 strength and they are great. I've had a lot of reading glasses in the $1-$15 range. This is for glasses only, which I felt was fair given the low price. So I bought them because of the anti-blue light coating. Most of the day I sit on my iPad, iPhone or computer. For less than $10 I got a beautifully made pair of glasses that fit very well and feel perfectly weighted. They don't slip off my nose. I was shocked that they came with two boxes instead of one. (Soft and…

I bought these glasses for my granddaughter who spends too much time staring at the iPad screen. While I'm trying to limit the time she spends under blue light to the time she actually spends, I like to think we're protecting her macula and general vision. I worry that this generation will be exposed to harmful devices so often (in more ways than one!) that they will suffer eye damage at a much earlier age than previous generations. This gives me the certainty that I can limit potential damage.

I was very skeptical about the claims of these glasses but after trying them for a week I believed them! I spend most of the day sitting in front of my computer looking at spreadsheets and marketing materials, and my head usually starts hurting around noon. I read a few different articles about blue light effects while spending so much time staring at a monitor and finally decided to give them a try. Although the concept of most of the glasses is the same, I really liked their natural "bamboo"…