Sleep Enhancing Orange Glasses - Green & Blue Light Blocking Amber Computer Lens - Fits Over Prescription Frames - Fight Digital Eye Strain & Insomnia - Restful Sleep Aid Eye Mask - Men’s or Women’s

I used the video How to Test Blue Light Glasses. They did pretty well on the test. Will be asking the company if they block 100% between 400 and 550 nanometers in a spectra test. I was specifically looking for some that could fit over my RX glasses and they definitely did. At this point I would purchase again.

They got badly scratched very quickly, and then the end broke off - so I'm not going to get more. I did think it helped with reading in bed or watching television, but should not have gotten so scratchy (just on my bedside stand) so fast.

I had to get the ones that go over glasses. Kind of tight on my small head. Hurts on nose had to glue pad. I have fibromyagia so everything hurts. Yes I think they work and less eye stain , but can distort vision got to wear them just right.

Not sure about this. I didn’t find it helpful on aid with sleep bit o guess it’s good since it dial as googles. It’s lightweight. It fits and provide good coverage around the eyes.

These are a little tight on my head, and I can tell that I'd get fatigued from wearing them for too long. They're also not rated for safety glasses despite being made of similar impact-resistant acrylic; nor are they rated for being sunglasses, even though they do a decent job to clear up the view in both sunny and overcast situations. Those are my only complaints. If you're around a lot of computer screens or UV light sources--even outside in the sun--these will help out a lot for just that. IDK if I got any better sleep as a result of them, but my sleep patterns go from regular to weird, so I doubt I'd be a good measure for their effectiveness, anyway. I can say that they work so far for the off-label purposes I mentioned.