As Seen On TVHD Night Vision Wraparounds Wrap Around Glasses (With package)

These are yellow lens glasses that fit over and rest on prescription glasses. If you want yellow lenses and don't wear prescription glasses, just get regular glasses with yellow lenses. I couldn't decide, and they were pretty cheap, so I got both the HD Night Vision ones and the ClearVision HD ones and used each for 1 week. They are very similar, only real difference is that the HD Night Vision ones have matte black frames and the ClearVision HD ones have gloss black frames. This review will apply equally to both. About the frames, both are bulky and obstruct peripheral vision. The yellow lenses are great if you have the kind of night blindness that is common in people with light colored eyes. I learned about yellow lenses from a friend with light blue eyes who has the same sort of night vision problems I have. I had a friend with brown eyes try these, and she noticed no difference or improvement in her vision. With these glasses on, at night I have less glare and improved depth perception, and there is greater contrast between different objects so I can see what is around me more clearly. My night vision is better, but vision in low light situations (fog, heavy clouds, etc.) is improved even more significantly. When it's semi dark, I can see in color with these on, but without them it's pretty much just shades of gray; these glasses make it much easier to tell one object from another, and how far away they are. These are not "night vision" glasses -- they won't enable you to see in the dark -- but they will probably improve your night vision if you have this sort of night blindness.

These glasses work great to stop the glare from headlights, even the LED ones, streetlights, business lights, etc. at night, and from snow in the daytime. Best of all, I can wear them right over the top of my prescription glasses and they fit perfectly. My son and Grandson were so impressed with them that I had to buy them each a pair too. They would make great stocking stuffers for anyone who drives.

When I first tried these on, it seemed like they were helping a little with my night vision, but then I had to ask myself if it was only a placebo effect. There was a LOT of lifting these in and out of place during that first week or so, trying to compare. That, alone, probably proves that they didn't do much. The difference should have been obvious, if they were really going to be helpful.Additionally, the lenses soon became a smeary mess. I am not the kind of person who uses spray cleaner and specially-designed cloth to clean my glasses - I am a buff-it-out-with-your-shirt sort of person. Though this method works fine on my regular glasses and my sunshades without causing any damage, it didn't really seem to work on these for some reason. Anti-glare properties are only as good as the ability to keep the lenses clean and clear.Eventually, I decided that all they really did was make everything rather yellow and smudgy-looking and I passed them along to my father, who wanted to try them. I don't think he saw any real difference with them, either, and I haven't seen them since.

Did not work as promised. But they look cool.

These goggles are perfect for night driving. I love the fact that they fit perfectly and comfortably over my prescription glasses and the glare from oncoming cars is bearable! I love them and have bought a pair for a friend and given 1 of my 2 pair to another friend. They both love it!

These work super awesome as day glasses, and fit really well over my prescriptions. I was wearing just normal sunglasses on top of them and ouch everywhere, so it's awesome these are a ton more comfortable. They do a great job at cutting the white light which is why they're great for day driving, they have a bit of a amber yellow towards the top that fades into a lighter yellow on the bottom that you can't really see in the picture, I would have preferred they were all one color as the lighter doesn't really help from what I can tell at the bottom and tinted a bit lighter even to help more with night.As for night time driving, these do work super well at cutting the glare from headlights which used to bug me, I've only gotten to try them once for this but I noticed huge improvements in being able to see. That being said, they are just a tad bit dark for night driving, so depending on what your issues is with driving at night, headlight glare vs difficultly seeing at night these may or may not help a ton if you have trouble seeing at night which is my problem. But I did notice a huge cut down in white light at night which made it a lot easier to see even with some mild night blindness issues, I was also driving on a highway, I think these would be great for night city driving because there would be enough extra light from the environment to counteract the tint on these glasses.

They were great for the 5 minutes I wore them because my husband stole them lol.

Any intelligent person knows that the TV ads for these things are doctored up visually. They don't really work like they do on TV. However, already knowing that, I decided to try ONE (not the "two for the same price - just pay separate shipping and handling" scheme). Results: The amber-colored lenses help a little for those blue-white Xenon and LED oncoming headlights. They do not reduce glare. Polarized lenses reduce sunlight glare, and even those do not reduce headlight glare. The thing I found odd was that they are WIDE. Too wide. Sure, they're designed to fit over prescription glasses, but they stick out much farther than they need to. So make sure you only wear them at night, so nobody sees how goofy they look on you.