Eyekepper 100% Blue Light Reduction Fitover Anti-Blue Blocking Computer Eyeglasses with Amber Lenses

I have two criteria for a blue light blocking glass for sleep. One - does it block 100% blue lights? Yes, this one does. I have a tea pod with blue lights around the entire glass bottom. Not one LED blue light goes through this glass. Two, is it reasonably priced? Yes, it is.

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My eyes hurt so bad when I'm on the computer so I bought these. I felt relief INSTANTLY and I'm not even joking. I love the glasses. I would pay more money for them.......they are that good. They feel good. They come with a nice case, a cleaning cloth and a little bag that you can slip them into for travel....maybe? I tried to put the glasses in the little silk bag and put into the case but it won't zip when I do that, lol. I think you will like these. My eyes certainly do.

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.

I will do anything to get better sleep because I’ve had insomnia for most of my adult life. One of the reviews for these shows that it blocked a blue light completely (video review) and I was so impressed that I purchased them. The first pair I got were broken on arrival (lens popped out and couldn’t get it back in-appeared like the lens was for a different style of frame so maybe someone at Amazon did something weird to a return), so I exchanged them and got a second pair.The second pair are perfect! I wanted them because I watch TV until bedtime but wanted to get rid of the blue light from the TV. I have a device that sits across the room and when it’s working, it has a bright blue (true blue) light, that completely disappears when I put these glasses on, exactly like the video review that I saw for this same item. I’m so impressed! I’ve also been sleeping better when I remember to wear them (try to wear for 2-3 hours before bed). The TV has a calmer appearance, as soon as I put them on and it’s easier to wind down and feel sleepy.

Really want my money back!!!!After just a short time, the lenses scratched up and flaked off from the inside where the eyes are!The pros are they were comfortable and blocked Blue Light Excellently.But useless if the lenses flake off and can't wear them anymore.If they would just add a anti scratch coating these would be worlds best blue blocking glasses.

Very comfortable and fits well over my glasses. I only wear them at night while in my chair on the computer or in bed reading. So I am not walking around a lot with them. You get a nice clear view through the lenses. I have noticed no distortions.

These are decent glasses. The serve their function: strongly blocking blue light while also fitting over regular prescription glasses. I do like them. I just feel that for the price (almost 30 bucks) the quality should be a little higher.The frames are comfortable. The size is decent. They fit ok over my smallish to moderately sized acetate frame glasses. Not awesome, but enough to be useable. I have an older pair that are slightly smaller and have a metal half frame with nose pads. The Eyekeppers fit much more effectively over those and do not functionally fit over my moderately sized cat eye Rayban frames.The frames are very squared off so they do not completely meet the face on the outer part so some light can get around there, particularly when worn over the thicker acetate frame glasses. They still work decently though.The lens color is great. Definitely blocks a very high percentage of blue light. I am pleased with their function in this respect. They definitely feel and perform like cheap plastic lenses though. They smudge insanely easily. Absurdly easily. I do feel like they will almost certainly scratch very easily as well. Time will tell, but I fully expect scratches to happen very quickly/easily even with the utmost care. Hopefully I will be proven wrong in that area.Bottom line:Do they work? Yes. They have been very effective in aiding my avoidance of blue light in the couple hours before bed. (Even with the small amount of light that can sneak around the edges.)Are they comfortable to wear? Yes. They are much more comfortable to wear for extended periods than my previous Uvex pairs and the fact that they allow me to wear prescription lenses underneath relatively comfortably makes it much easier for me to use them consistently with less frustration.Are they worth the money? I would say so. I feel like the quality of materials is more of a 20 dollar range than almost 30, but they do seem well constructed and the design is decent. Compared to the price of similar style fitover blueblocking glasses, I would say they are a decent value for a more budget friendly option. If you are not sure you are ready to commit and want to try this type of glasses out without investing a ton, or if you just don't have the budget to drop 80+ dollars for an extra snazzy pair of fitovers or hundreds for prescription amber lenses, these are a very good option.If it were possible I would give them more like 3.5 or 3.75 stars. I am happy I have them and satisfied with my purchase.