GUNNAR - Blue Light Reading Glasses - Blocks 65% Blue Light - Vertex

These are great for my purposes. I have astigmatism and use reading glasses for reading, watching TV, and driving. I got the 1.50X versions, as my previous 1.25X ones weren't 'cutting the mustard', as they say. These lower-power glasses don't have enough magnification to cause problems judging distance, etc., yet they do a great job allowing me to see details both up close and afar. I also like that these are yellow-tinted, which is a big help in preventing eyestrain and headaches caused while viewing phone/computer screens and the overwhelming blue light prevalent on gray days. They also have the added safety advantage of emphasizing warm colors like red lights and stop signs.

Love these glasses, the only reading glasses I will ever use in the future!

Tuve que devolverlos. La razón principal es que se anuncian como lentes de lectura con graduación, sin embargo y me imagino que tienen un control de calidad deficiente ya que los lentes que me llegaron no tenían la graduación anunciada sino el + 0.20 que todas las gafas de esta marcan tienen. Una verdadera lástima, si me hacía ilusión poderlos probar y utilizar pero no era lo requerido., además que no vienen con el paño de microfibra que se anuncia.

I love these glasses! I have ordered dozens of different glasses over the years but these are my daily reading glasses. They are kinda expensive for reading glasses but they are great. They help with eye fatigue from looking at my iPad screen. My only issue is they scratch very easily. Take care of them and they will be fine

I have a small nose. This Vertex Power 1.5 onyx Amber fit and perform excellently. I immediately noticed the difference when reading from my phone, computer and tablet. I wanted to custom order from Gunnar’s website but custom ordering with a prescription is more expensive. I thought I would try these first. Unlike inexpensive readers from stores like Walmart or CVS, these glasses feel light yet durable and offer high-quality experience. They give me the impression of wearing glass lenses rather than plastic ones if that makes sense.