👓 Computer Reading Glasses: Blue Light Blocking Eyewear for Women & Men - Reduce Eye Strain, Anti Glare, Lightweight Readers Review

I've never liked reading glasses and I still don't need magnification, but after decades of headaches and eyestrain that resulted in ocular migraines several times a week, I realized I had to do something with them spend all day working with electronic devices. I'm so glad I have these glasses. It's been a week and no migraines. At first I thought the frames were a bit bigger than I wanted, but I liked them. I love the purple tint on the clear frames, which gives them a slight sheen that…

I've been using them as computer glasses for about a week now and I'm mostly happy with them. And therefore. PROS: The 1.75x magnification I ordered was perfect and I can see clearly throughout the lens range. The goggles are lightweight and with the integrated nose clip I don't have to worry about parts of my nose falling off. The kit included a hard carrying case, a polishing cloth and a set of tools. CONS: There are no springs in the headphones. Headphone loops feel a bit tight. I'm not sure

Rather expensive glasses that do nothing at all. They do not block blue light at all. I didn't notice the anti-glare either. Frames are thin. Comfortable but thin. The only good thing about them is: a durable hard case, a cleaning cloth, and a small eyeglass screwdriver to clip to a keychain. In the meantime I'll send it back. It should be noted that all of the glasses sold on Amazon that claim to block blue light do not block blue light at all or very little, with the exception of the darker…