ANDWOOD Blue Light Blocking Glasses Men Women Computer Filter Large Frame Bluelight Blocker Anti Blue Ray Lightweight AR002

First off. The only negative i have about these glasses are they are flimsy and cheap. That being said. They are a game changer when looking at a screen for a long period or even just around the house. As soon as i slip them on i literally feel my eyes relax and i have a noticeable less strain. I get migraines from looking at screens. This helps with that too! I have gotten to the point to where i will even wear them around my apartment (horrible light color i can feel eye strain). If you’re looking for a cheap set of glasses to use for the screen look no further! I have an abnormally large head, wink wink, but these glasses have enough flex to fit well. I look like a goof but my eyes don’t care!

Helps me with migraines. Feel cheap, but have taken a beating a few times. Had a pair break when a sheet of plywood fell on my face, but I dont expect any glasses to survive that. Bought a second pair

I recently tried the ANDWOOD Blue Light Blocking Glasses, and while they do work well in terms of blocking blue light and reducing eye strain, I did have one issue with them: they were just too big for my face. As someone with a smaller face, the glasses were a bit oversized, which made them feel a little bulky and not the most comfortable for long wear. That said, the performance of the glasses is fantastic. After using them for a few days, I noticed a significant reduction in eye fatigue and headaches, especially after hours of being on the computer. They really help protect my eyes from the strain of screen time, which I appreciate. The design itself is sleek and fashionable, with a classic square black frame that would look great on many people—just not on my face, unfortunately. But the glasses still have some great features, like the included light and paper test to show how effective the blue light blocking is. It passed the test with ease, which reassured me that they do their job. Also, the glasses come with a protective case and a soft silk cleaning cloth, which are nice touches. They help keep the glasses safe and clean, adding to the overall value of the product. Overall, while the fit wasn't ideal for me, I can still recommend these glasses for people with a larger face or those who don't mind a slightly bigger frame. If the fit works for you, they are definitely worth it. My rating is 7.5/10!

Someone recommended these for extensive computer work. I gave them a try and they seem to be doing the job... After using the PC for a few hours, my eyes were becoming blurry but with these on, I can see just fine. The only draw-back is I have to use them over reading glasses which makes it a bit uncomfortable. Not sure if they have these as prescription as well but, for the price, they are a good investment...

Clear enough to pass as regular glasses, work great for extended computing sessions. Saves me from wordening headaches at work and at home.

been wearing these glasses for almost a year now and i’m currently on my 3rd pair. the glasses do a pretty good job of blocking out blue light on most screens, and they look great for daily use, but overall they are very flimsy. 2 of the pairs that I’ve used have had the temples/arms snapped off and the lens on my most recent pair just fell out for absolutely no reason. stylish but overall just cheaply made and you’d be better off investing in a different pair.

First pair of blue light blocking glasses. Nothing to compare to, but there is definitely a noticeable blue filter while wearing. My vision is very good, no contacts or other aids. I stare at the computer up to 8-10 hours in a day, so I am trying them out purely as an experiment. They are quite comfortable, even while wearing headphones. For the price, I think it's worth a try if you're skeptical.

Not a good product. Broke in days of use