I've been seeing a lot about these blue light glasses in magazines and reviews recently. They're apparently great for anti aging, particularly for those who spend a lot of time in front of a computer, or on their tablet/phone.
I work in a call centre, and spend 10 hours a day in front of a computer. I recently tried a
moisturiser
which was supposed to help with anti aging, however, this completely wrecked my skin and I had to stop using it. I saw a couple of colleagues had started using these glasses and had read up on the reviews, so I decided to try a pair for myself.
I have been wearing contacts now for 7 years, after 18 years of wearing glasses, and it has increased my confidence, as I felt that I was hiding behind my glasses a lot. I still wear glasses occasionally, first thing in the morning/last thing at night, but I tend to swerve them as much as possible now and feel more attractive due to this. Due to this reason, I did not get any additional magnification on these.
I followed the instructions with these, and tested the blue light on the piece of card and then through the glasses. This is quite self explanatory, although a little daunting to begin with, to understand what you're supposed to be doing. The point of the blue light (on a little keyring) to shine on the card, and then through the glasses, is to show how much the blue light is being diminished by these glasses.
The issues I had was as soon as I put them on. The glasses are much too big, if you have a petite face, and didn't suit me at all. I also found that the colours were slightly distorted/muted for me and I experienced a strange sensation/light head whilst wearing these. I persevered with these for a little while, but it was a strange sort of woozy feeling that I had. Plus, all I felt was that I could see the frames out of the corners of my eye.
These are definitely not suitable for me, however, they may be more useful for others who are maybe more used to regularly wearing glasses. If you have a petite/narrow face, I would definitely avoid these, and just stick with the aging blue light.
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Meesha
Not for petite faces
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 24 november 2019
Meesha
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 24 november 2019
I work in a call centre, and spend 10 hours a day in front of a computer. I recently tried a [[ASIN:B07CZLRR92 moisturiser]] which was supposed to help with anti aging, however, this completely wrecked my skin and I had to stop using it. I saw a couple of colleagues had started using these glasses and had read up on the reviews, so I decided to try a pair for myself.
I have been wearing contacts now for 7 years, after 18 years of wearing glasses, and it has increased my confidence, as I felt that I was hiding behind my glasses a lot. I still wear glasses occasionally, first thing in the morning/last thing at night, but I tend to swerve them as much as possible now and feel more attractive due to this. Due to this reason, I did not get any additional magnification on these.
I followed the instructions with these, and tested the blue light on the piece of card and then through the glasses. This is quite self explanatory, although a little daunting to begin with, to understand what you're supposed to be doing. The point of the blue light (on a little keyring) to shine on the card, and then through the glasses, is to show how much the blue light is being diminished by these glasses.
The issues I had was as soon as I put them on. The glasses are much too big, if you have a petite face, and didn't suit me at all. I also found that the colours were slightly distorted/muted for me and I experienced a strange sensation/light head whilst wearing these. I persevered with these for a little while, but it was a strange sort of woozy feeling that I had. Plus, all I felt was that I could see the frames out of the corners of my eye.
These are definitely not suitable for me, however, they may be more useful for others who are maybe more used to regularly wearing glasses. If you have a petite/narrow face, I would definitely avoid these, and just stick with the aging blue light.
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A. Savvides
Lightweight and attractive, blocks blue light as advertised.
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 8 mei 2019
A. Savvides
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 8 mei 2019
So, I love the style of these. Lightweight, large lenses, I like the tortoise shell. The price was great - about £16, and as I have Prime they were delivered next day.
I’ve tested them with the little light I received - they do indeed block the blue light, unlike my normal glasses which do not. I have attached a photo - these glasses are on the left.
All in all, even if these have little effect on my migraines and sore eyes, I’ve not spent a fortune. They block the blue as advertised and are attractive.
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JacobKellerWelsh
Great value, make you look far more cleverer than you are
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 11 juli 2017Elsie
Beautiful and they work!
Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk op 22 november 2017