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Justin
> 3 dayJust got these yesterday and my kids like them. Everything was packaged well and they pass the blue light test using the kit it comes with. Not sure how durable they are yet since we just got them, but Ill update this review once theyve used the glasses for a while.
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Jovanna Deluca
> 3 dayThese are amazing! My 3 year old loves them and wears them all the time. They are light and super cute!
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tracy l maskello
> 3 dayMy daughter is 7 loves these glasses she has to be on computer for school she never goes on without them!!!
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RG
> 3 dayCute and sturdy. Perfect size for my 4 years old daughter.
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GramGram
> 3 dayMy 3 grandchildren report that the electronic screens are easier to look at when wearing the glasses. They voluntarily wear the glasses and don’t have to be reminded. Although they were reasonably priced, I would have paid more if they were a bit more sturdy. I recommend them as a good deal for the price.
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Tammy Ramsey
> 3 dayMy son loves these and I hope they actually help. Test kit shows that they do!
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Tutu Y
> 3 dayThese glasses are great for my grand kids! They’re comfortable for them and fits well on my 3 year old and 6 year old
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Nick
> 3 dayThese blue-light filtering glasses could use some minor improvements, but theyre still good overall in my opinion. As others have noted, theyre not polarized--this is probably the biggest drawback. Aside from that, I found the tint rather strong compared to some other blue-light filter glasses I have. Overall though, this is an excellent additional pair to add to the lineup for occasional use.
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Gary A Hanson
> 3 dayIve tried out a lot of blue-light-blocking glasses, and these ones definitely stick out due to the orange-tinted lenses. The frames feel a little thin but solid enough that they wont break. There is also some flex in the arms that Im not used to. The presentation is excellent; it came with a nice cloth bag, a lens cleaning cloth, a repair/tightening screwdriver tool and also a blue light flashlight, and a blue-light sensitive card. The idea is you flash the blue light on the card to see it discolor (the discoloring fades after a few seconds), then shine the blue light through the lenses at the card, to show that the lenses block that blue light. Pretty cool!
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Daniel Markarian
> 3 dayWith distance-learning in our state I thought it was very important to find glasses to help my children from staring at a screen all day long and not hurting their eyes. My son loves the classes and does not complain of any headaches or eyes being sore when he is done with 6 to 7 hours of school work on the laptop.