Eyekepper 100% Blue Light Reduction,Fitover Anti-Blue Blocking Computer Glasses Amber Lenses Black

These glasses work quite well. No distortion whatever. They seem to reduce eye strain when working on computer at night. They are very comfortable and fit over my glasses and also work without my glasses. They are study and lightweight. Highly recommend.

They're NOT "good looking," I don't care! I have been wearing these for a few months at home in the evening. I am a female but bought men's for the size and tortoise shell. They fit over my regular glasses. I wear these in addition to keeping lights low after dark & turning down phone screen. I am truly impressed how I feel more "calm" / less wired by the time I go to bed when I use these - I really do NOT see any blue/blue light. My sleep tracker shows these do impact my sleep positively.

Well made; work great; perfect fit over face or other glasses. Blue light changes your brainwaves to make you more likely to believe everything you see on screen. This includes all forms of advertising and media manipulation. Highly recommended.

The frames of these blue-blocking glasses are 155mm wide. That's the widest frame offered by Eyekepper and most other brands that deign to include frame width in the product description. They look good, and they completely cover my old, narrower glasses, so I give them 4 stars. But my new glasses are about 160mm wide. Instead of letting my glasses nest all the way inside, these blue-blockers rest on my glasses. That's far better than not fitting at all, they're light weight enough not to pull my glasses down, and the price is reasonable. But they should come with a blue-blocking casino dealer visor, if there is such a thing. They don't completely fit around the glasses, so peripheral blue light comes in from above. I'll probably keep them because the only wider blue-blockers I've found so far are 165mm (probably too wide) and cost $59.95; they look like red safety goggles, so they're profoundly ugly, yet lack any actual protective safety features to justify the price.

Used these glasses today during daylight because of having cataracts in both eyes. But with these on during daylight it's hard to see a green traffic light. I can clearly see Red, I can clearly see Orange. But, I can dimly see some green traffic lights, some not at all. Took them off and replaced with my gray prescription sunglasses. I used these a couple of evenings ago and they worked perfectly to reduce oncoming headlight LED glare. Traffic lights showed clearly also: Red, Orange, and Green clearly visible at dusk.

Will use for student with migraines. Fits adult's big head, so will go over glasses.

I was going to order four different simple-but-functional styles and two tints to try, and boy, I'm glad I didn't! What a joke. It says right in their product description that I'm ordering fit-over glasses, and the photo has thick, dark sides without a pattern, and half-rims. What I got is in my shared photo: NOT fit-over at all, with some wild, eccentric pattern on the sides, cherry-red frames on the front, and so small. My own glasses come in a bigger zip case than what these came in. Very tiny, and they don't really block anything with how little protection they offer. An absolute lemon compared to the photos. If they had a prescription, they'd be no bigger than tiny grandma reading glasses you find at a CVS or Walgreens. The yellow tint is barely there, so I'm very unsure just what blue rays they're capable of claiming they block. Compared to the same company's Eyekepper Metal Frame Rim clip-ons, they feel like they do nothing. The metal ones I tried from them are much better tinted and fit over my glasses, despite their issues causing me to go with full-coverage alternatives. So why the massive inconsistency, Eyekepper? I should have known. Guess I'm stuck with the clip-ons, which as you can see in my photo, also chipped the paint off my rims... :(

So these are well-made and have a sturdiness to them. My only issue is where they sit on the bridge of my nose. I have a wide bridge, and these over my regular glasses dug into my nose. I could only stand the pressure for a short time. It also feels odd to see everything with an orange tint. They did help me to see better on the computer. If you have a small bridge, you will probably be happy with them.