J+S Blue Light Reading Glasses for Women Men | 3 in 1 Readers Block Harmful Blue-Light 100% UVA UVB | 1.0+ to 3.0+ Diopter

These work great as computer glass. I can definitely feel less eye strain when looking at a screen all day.

Needed these for work. Always staring at some screen or another and always seemed to come home with a headache. Not since I bought these. Buying a pair for my wife too

I bought a pair of these about 8 years ago because of the tint. Just recently bought a 2nd pair. In between those 8 years I bought maybe 10 to 20 cheap dollar store and Home depot glasses. I paid $26 for one pair and it turns out it's cheaper to buy a good quality pair than a bunch of cheap glasses. So yeah worth the price and convenience.

Great quality and perfect performance from them

These J+S reading glasses are my husbands favorite!

I recently purchased the J+S Vision Reading Blue Light Glasses, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. These glasses have truly transformed my reading and screen time experience.First and foremost, the design is sleek and modern, making them not only functional but also fashionable. The lightweight frame makes them incredibly comfortable to wear for extended periods, whether I'm reading a book or working on my computer.One of the standout features for me is the blue light blocking technology. Since I started wearing these glasses, I've noticed a significant reduction in eye strain and fatigue, especially after long hours in front of screens. They've helped me sleep better too, as they filter out the harmful blue light that can disrupt our circadian rhythms.Moreover, the clarity of the lenses is exceptional. They provide crisp and clear vision, allowing me to read for longer periods without experiencing any discomfort. Whether I'm reading a paperback or scrolling through articles on my phone, the J+S Vision Reading Blue Light Glasses provide excellent visual clarity.Overall, I highly recommend these glasses to anyone looking to protect their eyes and enhance their reading and screen time experience. They're stylish, comfortable, and incredibly effective at reducing eye strain. Investing in a pair of J+S Vision Reading Blue Light Glasses was one of the best decisions I've made

[Later: I've ordered another pair of these glasses. They're better than 6 similar ones as well as my new prescription glasses with transition lenses. I've come to rely upon these J+S glasses for all computer work and can't afford to take the time to hunt down an "only" pair.]The frames are the ultimate in comfort and fit. The plastic is almost "weightless" yet durable, with two-way spring hinges that used to be seen only on frames listed at $200. I find 1.5X power to be perfect for use with a lap-top (you may prefer 1.75X-2X power fro a desktop machine, anything more powerful than1.5X seems to make me a bit dizzy)..Initially I thought the tint was too light to be an effective blue ray blocker. And I'm still skeptical of the seller's claim that these reading glasses block 90% of the blue rays (based on what evidence? what measurement?). The internet hype about blue light and its harmful effects has yet to make significant inroads with the scientific community. But I can attest that these glasses make reading a computer screen easier, while perhaps lessening the blue rays. Whereas my eyes go blurry after a single hour at the computer while wearing regular prescription glasses (with progressive lenses), I can stay with the screen for two hours with the J+S Vision Reading Glasses. And the tint is so minimal that it doesn't seriously distort the colors of your familiar world.As a rule of thumb, the darker the tint (or, rather, the oranger the orange), the greater the percentage of blocked blue rays and the less the strain. Experiment. Soon you'll find glasses so orange that they block not merely blue rays but vision itself. Those are the ones you'll wear no more than a single time--but no laments unless you spent more than $25 on them. (Eventually, you'll be confident enough to invest in a pair of genuine BluBlockers.)

I spend all day having to stare at a computer screen for work, and even with blue-light filters on the monitor settings turned on, by the end of the day my eyes are dry and sore. AMD runs in my family so I am trying to protect my eyes now to hold that off. I've been looking everywhere for a good pair of yellow-ish not orange reading glasses so I can do my job and still watch videos/tv shows on my screen after work. I thought I found them in these, which looked more yellow than anything else I had come across, so I was willing to pay $25.When I got them, they really aren't any different color-wise than anything else I have bought, and in fact for $10 I got **3** pairs of the same strength reading glasses with "blue-light filtering."When I went to the manufacturer's website, I found out that they make "heavy duty" blue light blockers that DO have a lens as yellow as the one pictured here, but NOT in reading glasses.I needed a heavy duty lens because I need these for more than 4 hours a day, and that is what is pictured, but it isn't what I got.Now, as far as the actual frames go, you can't get the round ones straight from the manufacturer's website, so if you like the round ones, buy them here. They are lightweight, the fit is fine, they come with a nice hard case to protect them and include a lint-free wipe inside. If you need computer readers with very little color distortion, these are a good choice, if not the most economical choice you could make.If you are expecting a more yellowed blue-light blocking set, keep looking. This manufacturer only makes those in non-magnification lenses.