These are plastic-framed reading glasses with acrylic lenses coated to filter blue light, aimed at people who read or work on screens and want less glare and eye strain. The coating also claims anti-scratch, anti-reflective, anti-fog and UV protection, and the frame has spring hinges for a more forgiving fit on narrow heads. The blue-light claim is modest at over 30%, in line with what most coated readers offer, so expect reduced glare rather than a dramatic change. Owners rate them well overall, though the plastic build and acrylic lenses put them in budget territory rather than premium optical quality.
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Owners give these readers solid marks, mainly for comfort and reduced screen glare during long sessions. Complaints center on the plastic build and lenses that show wear over time.
These are retro-design reading glasses with blue light blocking lenses. The lenses block over 30% of blue light and are made for use with TVs, smartphones, tablets and computers. They are coated to resist scratches, reflections, glare, screen flicker, fog and fingerprints, and they block UVA and UVB rays.
The frame is plastic with spring hinges and a narrow head size. The lenses are acrylic. The frame is Rx-able, and the glasses are registered with the FDA as a Class I medical device.
