Blue Light Blocking Glasses Women/Men,Retro Round Anti Eyestrain Computer Gaming Glasses(Black+Blue)

I bought these glasses because I spend long hours in front of the computer, and I was constantly dealing with eye strain and a burning sensation. Since I started using them, the discomfort has completely disappeared no more burning or eye pain! They are super comfortable to wear all day long. They don’t cause any irritation, even after hours of use. The size is perfect not too big, not too small, just the right fit for everyday use. Another thing I love is that they’re not dark at all you can see everything clearly when wearing them, which is a big plus for me. They’re lightweight, feel sturdy, and look great. I got the Black+Blue set and both pairs are stylish and practical. Honestly, a great purchase. If you spend a lot of time in front of screens, I highly recommend these glasses!

Makes my eyes red and tired more quickly somehow

Working long hours in front of monitors used to give me terrible eye fatigue and late-night headaches. Since wearing these, my eyes feel so much more relaxed at the end of the day. The frame style looks sharp, feels super lightweight on the nose, and the lenses don't have that harsh yellow tint.

They help so much with eye fatigue while on the computer, or in flourescent lighting all day at work. They are lovely colours, but they are thin plastic so they could be fragile. I haven't had any problems yet and I use them every day for hours for the 1 1/2 years I've had them

While the blue light test card works with the provided blue flashlight, the ultimate test is really using it with the gadgets that you actually want protection from, i.e., laptop, tablet, phone (and in my case, Oculus 2 VR goggles). When I tested these by putting the card against them, it didn't turn blue. So, either these gadgets are not emitting harmful blue light (415 - 455 nm wavelength), or the test card doesn't actually react to it. If the former is true, then there's no need for these glasses. If the latter, then the test doesn't necessarily prove the glasses block harmful blue light. It only proves that the glasses block visible blue light (450 - 495 nm wavelength) like what the given flashlight emits.