Do these glasses have a prescription?

No. The Gage is non-prescription, with clear lenses that filter blue light. It is not a substitute for corrective eyewear.

Will the lenses change how colors look?

The lenses are clear, so colors should look close to normal. Some blue light lenses add a slight warm cast, but this pair is described as clear.

Oval frames generally flatter angular and square faces by softening the lines. Rounder faces often do better with a more angular frame.

They are made for everyday screen use, so all-day wear at a desk is the intended use. Comfort over long stretches depends on the fit of the frame.

No. This is the non-prescription version. If you need vision correction, look for a prescription model instead.

At Eydology, for $9.99, as of our latest check.

$9.99at EydologyChecked Nov 11

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