Cyxus Reading Glasses Clips Anti UV Harmful Blue Light Black case Computer Glasse, Unisex Eyewear (Clear, 0.00x)

Great filters - eyes get less tired when working on the computer all day. Only slight problems are that they are quite heavy, and can be difficult to fit with thick lenses. Probably will ask the optometrist for a better blue-light filter on regular lenses when I renew my glasses. I also use Iris to keep the color temperature lower on my PC, and dim the screen during the evening when I don't need the brightness. No color in the lenses, so you almost forget you are wearing them.

Larger than expected, it added another lens to look through and I could see the reflection of everything behind me. It was more distracting than helpful. I returned them for a refund.

Blocks blue light well as I'm sensitive. Those who aren't won't notice a difference but it helps a lot.

Junk. Wasted money. It is plain window glass. Do not waste time or money to buy these! Mine are in town dump!

They seem to work well my eyes are less tired while working

Purchased for husband, but my son uses them all the time on the computer. They work great, and really stops a lot of the eye irritation from looking at a screen all day.

I found them to have several unwanted problems: They tend to weigh down my glasses such that I was uncomfortable. The black clip was very large and annoying in my vision. They tended to make things more blurry. I also am suspect whether they block blue light, there is no way to prove they do. And there is conflicting information in the questions area saying that one customer spoke to the manufacturer who told them that they blocked light up to 380 only, then the seller says it blocks light 380-450. This is nothing to mess around with. I have macular degeneration and I need to have blue light DEFINITELY blocked. How would we really know for sure? I contacted Cyxus twice in the last few weeks via their website and my requests were not responded to. :(

Blue light is a big deal since I spend a lot of time in front of a computer screen. I plan on buying a new pair of prescription glasses to address this issue, but--until then--these clip-ons work really good.