Vyzia Blue Light Glasses For Sleep - Orange Tinted Lenses Help Produce Melatonin For Sleep and Reduce Computer Eyestrain For Women and Men, Lightweight Blue Blocking Filter Glasses

I've had a different pair of Blue Blocker glasses quite a while, which didn't work nearly as well as these. These even block the bright blue LED's that are way too bright, so they don't even look turned on. Along with the fact that they make the entire World more beautiful. Great eye protection. I seem to be sleeping better as well. I've now got an extra pair, just in case.Worth every penny and highly recommended!

These glasses do not come boxed or packaged in anything—just the glass case. While there is much to be appreciated about less waste, it did arrive with some scratches. The case is nice hard shelled with a magnetic closure. I love the sturdiness and am thinking of replacing my soft sided case I got with my expensive prescription glasses with this case to better protect them! These lenses are a deep orange and the description page says it blocks 99% of blue light. My husband suffers from ongoing migraines and frequently wakes up with a headache. He's been to a specialist who can't figure out why, his MRIs are clean other than the tell-tale images of "migraine spots". Sometimes meds work, sometimes they don't. It's very frustrating for him so I thought these might be worth a shot to see if it might be eyestrain after reading reviews for another brand where people commented on improvement of similar symptoms. He works on a computer all day and then spends a lot of free time on his phone (game addiction). They are more of a feminine style in my opinion but he'll just wear them at home so I don't think he'll complain too much. They feel sturdy enough and do alter the colors drastically enough I would assume it is the 99% as advertised. On me, they sit like regular glasses and cover my eyes well with some leakage around the sides but to be expected since they are not goggles. I think if they extended out around the temples a bit more, the sides would be less distracting during the daytime but they do cover the main viewing area well. To me, it feels weird to view things through the lenses but I believe it is worth a shot for husband's relief. I am sure it will take some time to see if it improves his eye strain and consequently improves the symptoms of strain. I will update if he finds them beneficial for his issues. Either way, they are a good item to have around for everyday eye care whether or not you suffer symptoms from strain.NOTE: these are not sunglasses and should not be used in place of a good UVA/UVB blocking pair of sunglasses.

So stylish and people often ask me about them. Then lense color is unusal. It gives me a chance to advocate for those (like myself) with light sensitivity. Perfect to have on hand at a music festival that could have flashing lights/strobes. Doubles as sunglasses or indoor eyewear if you have to work in a flourescent environment.

I have tried many blue light glasses, and some have been tinted. These are among the best. As an elderly female who has had cataract surgery, I can attest to the fact that brightness increases and colors pop, creating a bit of unfamiliar eyestrain when exposed to electronics post-surgery. Also, I experience sleeplessness when spending time on electronic devices after 8:00 p.m., a couple of hours before bedtime. I have found that orange-tinted lenses help me sleep after such exposure. I wear them not only to work on my computer, but they also help when I watch my smart TV, which also produces bright images that move around and stimulate one's senses. This may be fine during the day when I wear a different type of blue light glasses, but I have issues from the stimulation caused by such devices prior to going to sleep. These orange tinted lenses help to mitigate that problem. I follow the recommendations I read about stopping the usage of electronic devices a couple of hours before bedtime except that instead, I begin wearing my orange-tinted lenses. I will say that these new Vyzia glasses have replaced the orange-tinted glasses I had been wearing until receiving these. My reason for changing is that my new Vyzia glasses weigh less (by quite a bit actually). They also have a case that I prefer, especially when I am tired. It has a hard shell and a magnetic closure, making it very simple to open and close it when I am especially tired. As far as the glasses themselves, they are of high quality and free of defects. They balance well on my face and fit almost perfectly "right out of the box" as they say. The frame hits my cheeks very slightly when I smile, but that's it. The hinges are sturdy and snap open and shut with the ability to move in both directions. The lenses are free of distortion, and the glasses sit evenly on my face as well as balancing perfectly both right side up and upside down when placed on a table. A microfiber cleaning cloth is also enclosed in the case. The case with the glasses and cleaning cloth arrived without a box due to the sturdiness of the case, which served as its own box and was placed inside of an open plastic sleeve for shipping.I am very pleased with my new Vyzia Blue Light Glasses for Sleep and am happy to recommend them. In my opinion, they do what they claim to do and are priced well for this type of product.

I have insomnia and as such struggle to sleep at night. I was hoping these would help, since I wind down with a screen in front of me.Well, all these really do is turn bright white and blue into bright orange.I should also note that I'm colorblind, so that probably plays a significant role in the efficacy of these shades.