Night Time Driving Over Glasses: Anti Headlight Glare Lenses, Fit Over Your Specs. Improve Drivers Vision in the Dark. For Men & Women

I won’t go out at night without these glasses now, they live in the car for when I need them. I originally bought a different pair and had terrible reflections as cars passed by, so returned them. Found this company and read all about the science behind the glasses, discovering that polarising lenses are not required at night. What a difference that makes. I still get a tiny bit of reflection but you get used to it and don’t notice after a short while. That may be due to them being worn over my regular glasses, I don’t know. Anyway they are really comfortable and the only ones I could find that were large enough to cover round lenses. Everyone should get some from this British company who specialise in eyewear

Very good for night driving. Got a bit of glare from cars coming round bends but otherwise excellent. Arrived on time. Excellent fit over my usual glasses. Much better than the clip on ones I had previously, these are very sturdy and stay in place.

I will start with what's good, they fit over my glasses well and are light and comfortable to wear.As for the important bit, do they work? well, not very well. I did a bit of research about polarizing or non-polarizing and went for these as the information I came up with was that non-polarizing work better at night. I find that the reduction in nighttime glare however is minimal, hardly noticeable. My son who does not wear glasses tried them and thought exactly the same. They do not really work anything like as well as they claim.Worse still is the reflections of streetlights and headlights on the lens is far worse than the issue they are trying to solve. They appear as floating moving orbs that are really distracting. Car headlights create a double reflection for each one. One looks like an exact reflection of the light with right next to it a multi-coloured copy. Waiting at traffic lights 5 headlights showing from cars waiting on the opposite carriageway with 10 floating orb reflections. Absolutely dreadful distraction blocking visibility and making them far more unsafe than just the glare you are trying to reduce. So, in the bin they have gone.I understand these reflections have something to do with the gap between the rear of the amber lens and the prescription glasses reflecting the light between them.

Comfortable to wear and definitely makes night driving much more bearable. The diffused glare from headlights is reduced- not 100% but significantly enough. Normal vision through glasses is not affected.

Good product, stops glare of headlights

Fits perfectly over glasses.