Cyxus Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses for Anti Eye Strain UV Clear Lens Eyewear Women/Men (8084T01,Black)

For the price I was skeptical, but I am so glad I was wrong. I've been having terrible migraines for months now and medication alone was not helping. I decided to look into blue light filter glasses because I read they were supposed to help. With having bright fluorescent lights barely 4ft above my head and working on a computer typing all day, something had to help. These glasses are amazing. They are comfortable, I wear them for 8 hrs a day and for the last 4 days I can honestly say that they made a difference. I haven't had a headache nor a migraine, not even a little eye strain. I am so glad that I bought two pairs of these glasses just in case. This is my honest and unbiased product review.

To those who have received frames that have cracked, I have contacted the seller and found that the frames are made of a polycarbonate plastic material.Usually, the injection molding process used to make plastic glassess frames leaves some built up tension and stress in the material, which can lead to spontneous cracking or breaking over time just from normal use. Fortunately, Polycarbonate has a melting point of 355f. Which means it can be easily annealed. If you heat up some water to 130-150 degrees (half of the melting point of the material), take it off the heat and place the frames in the water for 1-2 hours, remove from the water, and let it cool down to room temp this can anneal and soften the plastic, which will alleviate any stress in the material (from the injection mold process), making it less brittle and will help prevent the frames from cracking or breaking in the future. Once cooled, the plastic will retain its strength without being so brittle and easy to crack during normal use.While warm, the heat can also be used to slightly shape the frames if the fit is too tight on the head or adjust the arms for the ears if uncomfortable when you first receive it.Just re-adjust the frames while it is warm enough to hand hold and hold the position for a couple seconds.Annealing should be done as part of the manufacturing process, usually, but isn't always the case. Hopefully this fix can be a way for users to make their frames last much longer and enjoy the product the way it was supposed to be in the first place, especially for those who have invested in purchasing multiple of these frames. They really are nice glasses!Update 2021: It's been a year since my purchase, and still no cracks and no wear on the anti glare coating. Still working as new and just as comfortable after the annealing process and adjustments. I bought a second pair and did the same treatment on them since I liked the product so much. I also have given some styles away as gifts and have recommended them at work. I like that the blue light glasses just give me a little more eye protection and the fit is just right on me. No nosepads digging in or leaving marks etc. Still stand by this company after 1 year!

I bought the orange-tinted glasses on accident, so I bought these clear ones to wear in the daytime. I'm at the computer a lot so they help. They do smudge easily. Also, the metal shown is gold. It makes them look kind of cheap. You can't tell from the pictures. A matte silver would have been way better. But, no one sees me all day so I don't really care. Anyhow, these work and they are not expensive. You'll sleep better and have less eye strain. The style is interesting. I can see Gnarles Barkley wearing them. I look like an old-school writer or artist when I wear them, which suits me.If you were Rx glasses and need these to watch TV, Drive, White Board use--these are not good. You'll have to get clip-ons. Luckily, I have a giant desktop computer so I don't need my Rx glasses.Also, a week into using these glasses and the hinges are already loose. Like a pair of cheap glasses, they are becoming flimsy--but wait, they are cheap. Given this price point, it's still a deal because I believe the lenses are good quality. Though probably plastic and not real glass, they have expensive coatings that cost normal lenses almost a hundred dollars itself (not including the Rx!). Anti-Scratch Coating, Anti-Reflective Coating (which also has aesthetic appeal), and UV-blocking Coatings cost a lot. Apparently, all these come with these glasses.

I think the design is very nice. the lenses do protect against blue light. They do fit very nicely as well. They are not heavy at all. The biggest problem I have with these glasses, is the fact that the lenses scratch very easily. I figure for what they cost, the building quality was going to be affected. Though they compare these glasses to gunnars. I have a pair of gunnars and I treat them like crap, lenses have not scratched at all. Unfortunately these did after like 3 days of having them while I was very careful taking care of them. That is why I give them the 3-star rating. The product is awesome up to the point of durability. Though it is expected for 20 dollars.

I stare at a computer screen from less than a foot away all day and when I'm not looking at that I'm looking at my phone or a tv screen, and I get headaches regularly from the strain on my eyes. I heard of the concept and figured it was worth a try if it helps with headaches and my eye health. I went into it with minimal expectations, but was very pleasantly surprised. I've started wearing them for more than just screen time as they seem to help my eyes with light sensitivity as well. They fit great, help minimize headaches and eye dryness and my fiance says I look cute in them. If you spend a significant amount of time in front of any screen (who doesn't) then I definitely recommend these!

I have been using nearly eight months. The glass reduce my eye strain by filtering blue light, which we can see after wearing the difference. I recommend this glasses for the regular PC and mobile users.

Good glass but glass gets quickly dirty by dust and oil...