Do these glasses really block blue light?

The lenses are tinted to filter blue light and are rated UV400 for UVA and UVB. They reduce screen glare but are not a medical device and won't fix eye strain on their own.

Can I wear them for driving or at night?

The tint makes them a poor choice for night driving. They are meant for screen time indoors, not for low-light use where clear vision matters.

Are the five pairs all the same strength?

Yes. None of the pairs have a prescription or magnification, so they are all plain blue-light lenses in different frame colors.

Will they fit my face?

The frames are one-size and unisex, with a whole-frame design. Wider faces may find them tight, and narrower faces may find them loose.

What comes in the set?

You get five pairs of glasses in assorted colors. A hard case and cleaning cloth are not included with each pair, so plan to store them separately.

How do they compare with clear blue-light glasses?

Clear-lens rivals keep colors natural, while these tinted lenses cut more glare but shift colors. They are a cheaper way to try several pairs, not a match for premium coated lenses.