2 Pack Blue Mild Glasses For Lady/Males, Studying Glasses Blue Mild Blocking Glasses Laptop Bluelight Glasses

They definitely seem to work (at least with the provided test)
I was DEFINITELY skeptical of these glasses because of how inexpensive they were and the claim to actually blocking blue light from computer screens. However, this kind of technology has existed for so long, I decided to give these a try anyway. I included a picture of my daily glasses that have a blue light blocking coating, which were purchased at my optometrist’s office. As you can see in the photo comparison, one has a noticeable blue glare when light is reflected off of it, while the Vilnadu glasses do not.What’s interesting is that these glasses actually come with a “blue light tester” which is a tiny strip that turns purple when a blue light is shone against it. I tested the light against the paper first, which turned it purple. I then waited for the strip to reset and turn white again, then tried to shine the light on it through the glass. And of course the strip didn’t turn purple through the glasses. In one of my photos you can see the edge of the tester turned purple as I was shining it from behind the lenses (no part of the paper within the lens area turned purple). I went another step further and used the light on the strip through the little zip-lock baggy, which also turned it purple. So yes, these lenses are 100% effective in blocking this blue LED light included in the test.It would’ve been shocking if these glasses failed the test, especially since it was included for free. I actually appreciate it being included, because most people would probably be skeptical like myself. Does this mean that these glasses are effective against the blue light from monitors? Tough to say, but it definitely has enough reflective/blocking qualities to stop a blue colored LEDs from shining through it.As for the quality of the glasses, they don’t feel overly cheap, and the plastic is nice and thick. They are comfortable enough, fitting my medium/large head. I would compare them to plastic frames of standard safety glasses. Higher quality than 3D glasses provided at the theatres. I appreciate the tiny screw drivers provided as well. The only negative is that the lenses are a little bit too reflective, and you can see a glare if there is a light behind you.In conclusion, I’m satisfied and do believe they work after experimenting with the little test kit. This is a very affordable way to get blue light blocking glasses.

Design looks pretty but the shape does not.
The lens are too large for my face, both in terms of comfort and style, which is a shame since I like the pattern on the frames. The blue light blocking feature works and they work okay as reading glasses – they just look and feel a little silly.

The price means a lot!
I had a friend tell me that you don’t necessarily NEED prescription blue light glasses and that a cheap pair will do the trick just fine. I have found that to be the case with this set of blue light glasses. The price point is absolutely amazing for two pair. That can’t go unnoticed. Do they scream high quality like you’d get from an ophthalmologist? No, but again, they do what they are supposed to do and are priced very fairly. These are a great buy in my opinion. I have had ones that look very similar to these and they broke due to the daily folding of them, but again, for this price, I can afford to get more if need be.

A bit reflective
These are decent blue light glasses in that they are light, cheap, and attractive. But the lenses attract a little bit of reflection so I don’t feel like I can see as clearly with them on.