SomniLight FL-41 Light Sensitivity Glasses for Florescent Light Sensitivity, Photophobia, and Migraines (Wayfarer Style)

I started experiencing insane, blinding, literally, migraines out of the blue at the age of 38. After seeing 5 different specialists it was determined I suffer from "vestibular migraines." I did some research and learned that computer lighting can be one of the causes. I already had blue light blockers but they were not sufficient. One article I read mentioned FL-41 lenses. I decided to give these ones a try. I actually switched jobs recently too from half field work half computer work to all computer work. So I am now on computer all day. Since these glasses arrived, I have not had a single major migraine yet. Therefore, I have concluded these things 100% work. I also started a vitamin regiment that I read about as well so it could be the combination of both but either way I highly recommend giving these a try before you go out and spend $200 on expensive migraine glasses. These ones are affordable and they do the job. I sometimes wear them around the house because we have LED lighting and it bothers me at times and they are also good for when you are messing around on your phone before bed. (for anyone interested the vitamins are B2-400mg, a six type magnesium vitamin, COQ10 and CBD.)

I've had chronic anxiety my whole life, and I'm 36, and the last few years my vision at work has changed while under fluorescent lighting. I work as a nurse and I'm constantly under them. Things always seems very intense, dreamlike, and I would ignore it and try and focus my vision. Sometimes I felt like I was going crazy or losing my mind because of how hard it was to see and focus. I bought these because they block the spectrum of light produced by the fluorescent lights and its so wild. Everything looks, "normal." Everything in my vision is easy to look at and process. I must have severe photosensitive to fluorescent lights because my world has changed wearing these. Other people have tried them on and they say things looks more intense so they're really are meant for people who take in more light or have sensitivity to fluorescent lights. Flight or flight chronic states can make people take in more light and suffer, if you have severe anxiety and suffer from light problems and vision problems try these out. I don't wear them outside, only inside.

I get migraines after a concussion I suffered, and these are an absolute life-saver. Only issue I have with them is that the hinges can be a bit fragile. Beyond that, these are great!

Nice fit great tint great quality excellent price!

I wear actual Ray-Ban Wayfarer frames with a prescription lense. They fit perfectly on my somewhat large face/head, so I had some hope these would have a similar fit. They do not, they are way too small. The frame is also quite cheap, certainly not worth the price. Keep looking!PS They do come in a very pretty cardboard box that I quite like, so not a total loss.

They work well but even with a small head the glasses and lenses are to small. The lights shine over the top of the glasses. And for them to fit on my head they have to be pushed back to my lashes.

I was having a lot of anxiety at work, however only when I was working in the office, I started noticing it was correlated to the lights and started wearing sunglasses at work, which helped but didn't actually solve the issue. Then I read some reviews on these and was so happy to see that I wasn't the only one, I wasn't going insane and there's nothing wrong with me. I've been doing great at work now that I have these, no more panic attacks or feeling overstimulated.

The glasses didn’t work for me unfortunately. It didn’t make bright white lights any less painful. They are fine in regular light but not the fluorescent ones they claim to help with.