TheraSpecs Audrey Migraine Glasses for Light Sensitivity, Photophobia and Fluorescent Lights | Women | Indoor Lenses | Brown

The glasses cut out the blue light and I’ve found they stop the onset of a migraine.

i bought these not for photophobia or migraines but more to reduce glare from computer screens and overhead fluorescent lights at the office and to wear in the evening to reduce glare from car lights. i’m very sensitive to light after corneal replacement surgery. So far so good

Excellent

I really like these!Putting them on, you don't notice much of a difference sight wise, but when you take them off, everything seems harsher. These do really make a difference.So far, I've prevented a possible migraine, which helps a ton when you can't afford to miss work.It takes a while to get used to seeing yourself in them. I wasn't sure I liked the look of them at first, but after a day of wearing them and seeing myself in passing in a mirror, I quickly grew to love them, though I wonder if i should've gone with the Hudson style instead of Audrey for more subtlety... These frames, though, are light on my face and loose on my temples. The frames are so light that they don't slide down my nose, even with the loose arms.The pictures are kind of deceiving in that the camera makes them look brighter than they are. They are noticeable, but not quite the color the cameras make them seem. I was worried about that looking through the pictures and it showed up even in my own, even though I'm satisfied with how they look in person.They're new to me, so maybe I'll update this review later, but right now, they seem totally worth the money.

I have epilepsy and severe migrains. I get dizzy alot in florescent lighting in stores. I bought these after so many weeks looking at them and reading reviews about them . So I gave them a try. Today I worked all day in Florescent lighting and my head was feeling the best ever after a long of work. The only complaint is I wish they had more styles to choose from.