Blue Light Glasses?
 

Anyone use these?

I have an awful time falling asleep at night, so I decided to order some from Amazon. So far I feel like they make things a little fuzzy. I don't wear glasses or contacts usually.

I'm assuming it'll just take a little time to get use to them? But they've been giving me a bit of a headache so far.

Anyone else wear them and like them? Did it take awhile to get use to them?

I mean, I only paid like $3 for them after a couple little reward gift cards I had from fetch rewards and verizon.

I bought them for my kids, and they haven't complained. I wear reading glasses, so I haven't found any that aren't super pricey here.

We bought these...https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I love mine. I wear them when watching TV at night as well as when I scrap. I got them for hubby too bc he works on a computer all day and uses a 42' TV as a monitor. I like that these don't change color and have no magnification

I wear them and didn't notice fuzziness and/or headaches.

I got glasses for the first time a year and a half ago. They are mostly readers, but I do have a slight prescription in the right lens. They also have a blue light filter built it. I noticed headaches and dizziness for the first two weeks, and I have since learned that this is normal for new glasses, especially if you've never had them before. I didn't know that just having blue-light lenses could impact one in the same way, though. Maybe the frames are causing your headaches? Or it could just be your brain adjusting to something new. I'd give it a little time and see if it improves. I hope it gets better!

I don't use those glasses for phones. Since I wear glasses myself, it's a bit of a pain. What I did found out is that I have a setting on my phone where you can disable the blue glare on your phone. Makes a huge difference for me and I do not have to wear those glasses. Maybe your phone has a setting to disable that blue glare too ??

Thanks ladies!