OcushieldBlue Light Blocking Glasses Prevent Eye Strain from Digital Devices | Developed by Optometrists | For Adults & Kids

Purchased the x0 magnification glasses.Use at work to relieve eye strain when working all day on a computer in a room with fluorescent lights. Seems to work pretty well after a few days of use. When taking off the glasses, the white balance of the screen really does stand out as being harsh.Also used at home at night and found that it helped my sleep cycle (no more staying up until 2am because of phone screens, monitors or TVs).My only concern is that the frame feels a little fragile when compared to other plastic acetate glasses, especially considering these glasses cost £40. Does come in a "stiff" case so has some protection when not in use. I would probably recommend a new case though/Also I have yet to see how long the lenses last. Most other blue light blocking glasses have cheap coatings that can rub off after some use.

The media could not be loaded.  I think these are okay. I bought them as I was getting headaches from looking at my Samsung smart screen. You can’t seem to dim the brightness and it’s too large for a screen protector so I resorted to these.The look of them are quite nice, but I would feel too self conscious to actually wear them on work call as they are too large for my face. I feel they make my eyes look close together as there is a huge gap at each side although my husband said he thought they looked okay. I can’t tell if they are helping with my headaches as still get them.I thought they felt quite sturdy, contrary to others claiming they are flimsy. I didn’t think that at all.

It has really help with strain cause by blue light, I'm happy with the purchase. I would suggest them.

The glasses seem very flimsy so am being very careful how I use them. However, I am wearing them most of the evening when watching TV and I do seem to be sleeping better. I'm not sure that I like the brown colour of the lens coating as it makes everything seem very dull.

With multiple screens, harsh office lighting, and hours behind the desk these are a must. Helps with eye fatigue and preventing headaches.

Not particularly comfortable and made of quite a flimsy plastic but they help reduce headaches particularly when looking at screens

I’m using this product when using iPhone for long periods of time

Seen on Dragon’s Den and decided to give them a try. Comfortable and seem like they’re doing the trick so far.

Mi producto venía evidentemente abierto. Con rasgaduras en el cartón. La caja del producto dice que vienen 1) Los Lentes, 2) Estuche y 3) Tela para limpiar.Dentro del estuche, no venía la telita para limpiar los lentes.Los mismos lentes traen claramente rastros de uso, vinieron MUY sucios.Muy mala experiencia.

These work pritty good for screen glares and eye stress. Seem to work fairly well outside too. Clips on your glasses and covered my glasses pritty good.

Ottimo prodotto, funziona, i miei occhi sono meno disturbati e quando mi sveglio ,sento bene

Electronic devices seem to contribute to dry eyes and eye fatigue for me. I don’t care much for wearing glasses but I’d have to say these help with those issues.

As a software developer you'd think I'd have experimented with blue light blocking glasses by now but I haven't so this is my first experience with them and have no frame of reference but I do know I've seen all sorts of them for much less than this though I have to admit that I've never seen them come in clip-on variety. The optics seem good and high quality, they don't visibly change the clarity of anything when looking through them and the lenses themselves are super light and you can barely tell you've got them on. The clip mechanism is pretty easy to use and the case it comes with is good enough and not a pain to get them in and out of.Really the only thing that changes visibly when using them to any major degree is that they add sort of a yellowish tinge to everything, which I suppose I should have expected but actually wasn't. I mean, if you're blocking blue light then it makes sense that everything would become less "white" and more on the red side of the spectrum. I don't find it unpleasant at all though, but it does make me think I definitely would want to keep these as things you wear and not permanent filters on the monitor unless that PC is *entirely* for work use only. Depending on the shape of the glasses you're clipping them onto it could look pretty weird so keep that in mind. They could have included a lens cleaning cloth with them given the cost.