LVIOE Fit Over Blue Light Blocking Glasses and Computer Eyewear- Wear Over Prescription Glasses/Reading Glasses/RX Glasses

This is one of cleverest and most effective products out there for blocking blue light which is everywhere to otherwise strain your eyes. I love how these fit so comfortably over my prescription glasses and even offer some side protection. They reduce eye strain and do help with the problem of inability to sleep. They look great, too. These are replacing some earlier ones that have been used so much they are scratched or have parts falling off. Something like this would also be good for someone who does not wear glasses or wears contact lenses. These are more than 5 stars.

Fits over my regular glasses and still looks pretty good. Not clunky. Quality item.

I was surprised that these do not fit over my glasses well, as I own other pairs of fit-overs and they are all generously proportioned. These are not by comparison and as such, the bottom of the frame cuts into my field of vision right where I read when holding my phone. They are fine for my computer screen though, so I'll be keeping them and just leave them at the desk. It is my own fault for not thinking to measure my existing fit-overs. If you don't own a pair, measure from the highest point of your frames, for mine, this is the top left corner because I have a bit of a cat's eye shape to my frames. You want you glasses to be able to fully fit inside these with even a little wiggle room, so you aren't risking scratches.As for the lenses itself, they do seem to relax my eyes a bit. I'm light sensitive since having had multiple eye surgeries, so I find the ever so slight tint makes it more comfortable to even look out the window and enjoy the garden, but if were to go outside, I would definitely choose a darker lens. The computer and phone screen is more comfortable too. It's a very subtle effect, but if you need to spend a long time in front of the computer, the sense of strain will matter much more. If I can find another pair like these that fit my current pair of glasses better, I will definitely purchase, but for now, even with the slightly awkward fit, they are much better than going without.

I tried to buy several cheaper options but these are the best blue light blocking it computer fit over glasses in Amazon. They don’t cause extra reflections, which the clip on or less enclosed glasses can’t claim. These are holy grail fit-over computer glasses to protect your eyes when your glasses have lost their anti-glare or blue light coating, and it’s worth paying full price for them.

Pro: Style looks good, protect eyes, fit with eyeglasses, lightweight, good packagingCon:1. Temples are too narrow. With narrow temples and without any spring at the end pieces or hinges, it makes the eyeglasses are not comfortable being used for a long time. The eyeglasses will be too tide on the head and it will give a lot of pressure to the side of the head (upper the ear). If you wear it for a long time, you will feel a headache.2. It is better to remove the glasses on the side of the eyeglasses. It will give more circulation to the eyes. Also, if the eyeglasses have more ventilation for air circulation, it will reduce the foggy on the subscription eyeglasses.3. It made from a kind of cheap plastic.

I bought this to fit over my prescription glasses to protect my eyes from reading on my computer screen all the time. My eyes are always dry and unfocused after several hours of spending time on the computer. After several days of wearing it, it's not as dry and unfocused. The blue light blocking glassed are comfortable, good quality, came with a storage pouch, and a cleaning cloth. Bought another one for my husband the next day since he likes mine so much. Highly recommend.

It is true that these glasses block a bit of blue light. However, if they truly blocked blue light effectively, blue objects would look significantly less blue, which is not the case.The false advertising, however, comes from the test card. This card claims to test for Blue light when, in actuality, it tests for UV light. Try turning your phone brightness to max, bring up a pure blue image, and hold it up to the card. You'll notice no change.The included laser has both a blue and UV LED, and testing it out on the glasses, you'll notice that the surface of the glasses turns blue. While the UV portion of the light has been absorbed, the blue is still reflected, albeit the tiniest bit muted.If you want truly blue light blocking glasses without the amber tone, you're out of luck, because that's how light works. Blocking blue light means colors that include blue will appear less blue, you can't have one without the other.I'll still keep these glasses though, if just for driving during sunset, since they effectively block the blinding UV light of the sun without dimming the heck out of my view.

I haven't had a single headache since I started wearing these while using my laptop or smart phone! They really seem to work to block out blue light!